Five Tops Tips for Excel

Like many users of Excel, I've found a few reallyInstant Charts in Excel Spreadsheets.
useful features which I use quite often.Fancy a quick chart from a table of figures in Excel?
Here are my top five.It's so easy. Just select any of the cells in the table of
Keyboard Shortcutsnumbers and press F11.
Try the following Excel keyboard shortcuts. They canTry experimenting with it It's a fast easy way to get a
really make your life easier.quick chart.
Ctrl + ASelect all cellsHeaders and Footers on Excel Spreadsheets.
Ctrl + HomeGo to cell A1Did you know you can print your Excel spreadsheets
Ctrl + EndGo to last cell in the rangewith Headers and Footers?
Ctrl+ Shift+ EndSelect from active cell to last cell in theSimply click on the File menu and select Page Setup.
rangeNow select the Header/Footer tab. Try experimenting
Ctrl+Shift+HomeSelect from active cell to A1with the Custom Header and Custom Footer options
Ctrl + Page DownGo to next worksheetas well.
Ctrl + Page UpGo to previous worksheetQuick calculator in Excel
Speed copying in ExcelHow many times have you been working in Excel and
To quickly copy a cell across a row or down a columnyou have reached for the calculator in Windows.
simply select the cell you want to copy and then moveUsually to check something Excel is telling you!
the mouse cursor until it is placed above the bottomSo, why not put a button in Excel which will fire up the
right corner of the cell. The cursor will turn to a plus (+)calculator for you.
sign.Simply select View/Toolbars/Customize in Excel.
Now hold down the left mouse button and dragOn the Customize screen, select the Commands tab
across either the row or column until you haveand then select Tools from the Categories list.
selected all the cells you want to paste into. ReleaseScroll down the list of icons until you see the calculator.
the button and your first cell will be copied to all theIt's labelled Custom (no I don't know why either!). Drag it
chosen cells.to your toolbar and there you have it.