Excel for Macintosh 2016
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- time_text!Converts a text time to an Excel serial number for a time, a number from 0 (12:00:00 AM) to 0.999988426 (11:59:59 ...
- To add a border to the bottom of a cell, hold down COMMAND+OPTION+DOWN ARROW. You can press the other arrow keys to add borders ...
- To add labels to all points in a series, select the series, click Selected Data Series on the Format menu, click the Data ...
- To adjust column widths for best fit for many columns at once, select all the columns and then double-click the right border ...
- To adjust row heights for best fit for many rows at once, select all the rows and then double-click the bottom border of ...
- To allow multiple filters per field, you must refresh the PivotTable.On the PivotTable tab, under Data, click Refresh, and ...
- To apply the format shown on the button, click the button itself. To apply a different format, click the arrow next to the ...
- To avoid being asked if you want to replace the contents of destination cells, choose Preferences from the Edit menu, then ...
- To back up the previous version of a workbook each time you save a new version, choose Save As from the File menu, choose ...
- To begin programming in Visual Basic for Applications, first record a macro. Then point to Macro on the Tools menu, click ...
- To change the amount that bars or columns overlap, click a data series and then click Selected Data Series on the Format ...
- To change the chart type without losing custom formatting you have applied, use the Chart Type button on the Chart toolbar. ...
- To change the default font for workbooks created in future sessions, click Preferences on the Edit menu, then change the ...
- To change the default formats for the entire workbook, click Style on the Format menu, and then change the format of the ...
- To change the height of a row to accommodate the tallest character in that row, double-click the bottom boundary of the row ...
- To change the image on a button, click a toolbar button while holding down CONTROL and choose Properties. Next, click the ...
- To change the number of colored regions on a 3-D surface chart, select the value axis, click Selected Axis on the Format ...
- To change the point at which the category and value axes cross, double-click the category axis, select the Scale tab, and ...
- To change the point at which the category and value axes cross, double-click the value axis, select the Scale tab, and change ...
- To change the way an object is sized when the underlying cells are resized, select the object, click the type of object on ...
- To change the way an object moves when the underlying cells are moved, select the object, click the type of object on the ...
- To change the width of a column to accommodate the widest data in that column, double-click the right boundary of the column ...
- To check the spelling of text in the active worksheet or chart, choose Spelling from the Tools menu or click the Spelling ...
- To check the spelling of text on a chart, use the Spelling button or the Spelling command on the Tools menu. All text that ...
- To clear a range of cells, drag the fill handle up and to the left. The fill handle is located at the corner of the selection. ...
- To combine chart types in a chart, click a data series, click Chart Type on the Chart menu, and then click the chart type ...
- To control who can change a workbook, click Save As on the File menu, click Options, and then type a password in the Password ...
- To convert preformatted HTML text into a table, select the column or range of text, and then click Text To Columns on the ...
- To copy a chart's formats to another chart, select the chart, copy it, select the other chart, and then choose Paste Special ...
- To copy a picture of the selected range onto a worksheet, hold down SHIFT, and click Copy Picture on the Edit menu. Then ...
- To copy data into another application that supports OLE, drag the data from Microsoft Excel to the other application's window. ...
- To copy text into a text box, copy the text in the formula bar, position the insertion point in the text box, and then paste ...
- To copy the formula in the active cell to all cells in the selected range, press CONTROL+U, and then press OPTION+RETURN. ...
- To copy without incrementing (for most selections), hold down OPTION while you drag the fill handle at the corner of the ...
- To create a chart, click Add to add a data series. Then, type the series information or enter cell references in the Name ...
- To create a chart, click in the Data range box. Then, on the worksheet, select the cells that contain the data and labels ...
- To create different sets of assumptions about the variables in your sheet and then switch between these sets, choose Scenarios ...
- To create interactive tables that automatically total data, easily hide or show details, and pivot to change perspective ...
- To create this stock chart, arrange the data on your sheet in this order: opening price, high price, low price, closing price. ...
- To create this stock chart, arrange the data on your sheet in this order: volume traded, high price, low price, closing price. ...
- To create this stock chart, arrange the data on your sheet in this order: volume traded, opening price, high price, low price, ...
- To create your own combination chart, select a series on the chart, and then use the Chart Type button on the Chart toolbar ...
- To decrease all the values in a range by 10 percent, type .9 in a cell. Copy the cell and select the range. Choose Paste ...
- To delete a range of cells, hold down SHIFT while you drag the fill handle up and to the left. The fill handle is located ...
- To display long text, click the Text Box button to create a text box. You can also embed a Microsoft Word document in your ...
- To display numbers in thousands or millions, create a number format that ends with one or two commas. For example, the format ...
- To display the value of a cell in a text box, select the text box and type an equal sign (=) followed by a cell reference ...
- To draw multiple objects in succession, double-click a drawing button. When you're finished, click the drawing button again. ...
- To edit the contents of more than one sheet at a time, hold down COMMAND while you click the tabs of the sheets you want ...
- To edit the macro you just recorded, point to Macro on the Tools menu, click Macros, select the macro, and then choose the ...
- To ensure that only a particular range is printed whenever you print this sheet, choose Page Setup from the File menu, select ...
- To enter a reference to an entire row or column, type the row number or column letter twice, separated by a colon (for example, ...
- To enter cell references as an argument, click {hbmp 708} to temporarily hide the dialog box. Select the cells on the worksheet; ...
- To enter information down a column without having to use the Down Arrow key, choose Preferences from the Edit menu and select ...
- To fill down, press CONTROL+D.Some shortcut keys have changed in this version. To see a current list of shortcut keys, search ...
- To filter your list to show important subsets of the data, select a cell in the list, point to Filter on the Data menu, and ...
- To find the blank cells within a range, select that range. Then, choose Go To from the Edit menu, choose the Special button, ...
- To fit your sheet in one dimension only, leave one of the Fit To Page boxes blank. You can use this to make your printed ...
- To fix overlapping data labels in a pie chart, drag a data label to another location. Or click a data label, and then click ...
- To fix truncated labels on an axis, double-click the labels, and then change the rotation angle on the Alignment tab. If ...
- To format a PivotTable so that rearranging the table will not change the formatting, make sure Enable Selection is checked ...
- To format numbers so that negative values are red, you can use one of the built-in number formats. Choose Cells from the ...
- To format the data in a cell with single or double underlining, click Cells on the Format menu, click the Font tab, and then ...
- To go to a cell reference or a named area, type the reference in the Name box to the left of the formula bar, or click its ...
- To group several graphic objects so that you can move or size them at once, select all the objects, and then click Group ...
- To have subtotals inserted into your list automatically, select any cell in the list and then choose Subtotals from the Data ...
- To have the Trend, Growth, Linest, or Regress function return multiple values, select a range for the values, and then press ...
- To help eliminate circular references, use the Auditing commands on the Circular Reference toolbar to trace references on ...
- To hide items in a PivotTable, select the items, click the PivotTable Field button on the PivotTable toolbar, and then select ...
- To hide multiple items in a PivotTable, select one of the items, click the PivotTable Field button on the PivotTable toolbar, ...