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Guest
please,tell me how to type and record all the details on my computer.I am a
new computer user.
new computer user.
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Bob Phillips
Take a class!
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Guest
Firstly, I wouldn't use Excel. Secondly, I agree with Bob, get some training
first.
first.
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Tushar Mehta
I am surprised and disappointed at the abruptness of the other responses.
Of course, if you are absolutely new to using a computer, you will almost
definitely be better off working with someone who can step you through the
basics in person.
But, if you want to boldly go where no can353 has gone before...
If you want to enter details of some entity, consider creating a table in an
XL worksheet. Enter the names of the attributes of the entity in row 1
starting with column A. Then, in row 2 onwards, enter the specifics, one
row per entity.
If that is not what you meant by "details" you may have to explain the
problem in some more detail -- or see paragraph 2 above. ;-)
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Tushar Mehta
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Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials
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Of course, if you are absolutely new to using a computer, you will almost
definitely be better off working with someone who can step you through the
basics in person.
But, if you want to boldly go where no can353 has gone before...
If you want to enter details of some entity, consider creating a table in an
XL worksheet. Enter the names of the attributes of the entity in row 1
starting with column A. Then, in row 2 onwards, enter the specifics, one
row per entity.
If that is not what you meant by "details" you may have to explain the
problem in some more detail -- or see paragraph 2 above. ;-)
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Regards,
Tushar Mehta
www.tushar-mehta.com
Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials
Custom MS Office productivity solutions
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Guest
Check with your public library. The reference librarians might be able to
help you. Also, any public school systems have continuing ed classes that
don't cost much, and their schedules are often available at the library.
Also, technical schools and junior colleges would have introductory classes.
Definitely, you don't want to use Excel to write a book. You would use a
word processing program, such as Word, which might be overkill in some ways.
Also, I've been told Word is not great for handling something that large, and
that there is at least one program designed for such projects. There might
be writers groups in your area that could advise you. There are usually free
publications (eg., Creative Loafing in Atlanta) that list such things, as
well as the newspaper. They are often available at bookstores, as well as
restaurants, etc.
Good luck with your book!
help you. Also, any public school systems have continuing ed classes that
don't cost much, and their schedules are often available at the library.
Also, technical schools and junior colleges would have introductory classes.
Definitely, you don't want to use Excel to write a book. You would use a
word processing program, such as Word, which might be overkill in some ways.
Also, I've been told Word is not great for handling something that large, and
that there is at least one program designed for such projects. There might
be writers groups in your area that could advise you. There are usually free
publications (eg., Creative Loafing in Atlanta) that list such things, as
well as the newspaper. They are often available at bookstores, as well as
restaurants, etc.
Good luck with your book!