Introducing Bitesize Excel

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Bitesize Excel is a series of 12 short seminars covering some of the more useful features of Excel.

Originally I presented these seminars to my work colleagues during their lunch hours and they found them very useful.  The main reasons for the seminars were twofold – colleagues were asking me for help with their spreadsheets and the business upgraded from Excel 2003 to 2007. 

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Download Excel Tips

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I hope you all enjoyed my first series of Excel tips.  As promised, I have compiled the 20 Excel tips into a download file for your to keep and share.

Just visit my download section and away you go!

Have a great week and keep checking back for more technology advice.

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Microsoft Excel Tip #20

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Well, here is the last tip in this series:

Do you work with lots of workbooks at the same time?

Use Ctrl + F6 to switch to the next open workbook.

I hope you have found the twenty tips useful.  I will be making them all available in a downloadable format later this week, so check back for the download link.

Microsoft Excel Tip #19

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To insert a new worksheet, just press Shift + F11