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Excel Headers and Footers

2011-10-31T01:54:01Z

Hoecas11:

<div class="intro">[[File:Excel_logo.jpg‎ |left|75px]]<br>
Header and footer options allow you to add page numbers, the date and time, or the name of your file.</div>
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Headers and footers are only displayed in Page Layout view and on the printed pages.
There are three sections of header and footer, left, center and right. Click on each section and begin typing the details that you want to appear on the header
You can also insert various header and footer items like Page numbers, Number of pages, Current Date, Current Time, File Path, File Name, Sheet name and picture.

'''When To Use This:'''

* When you want to add a date or time stamp on each page.

* When you want to add page numbers.

* When you want to put titles of the spreadsheet.

[[category:Excel]]

Formatting Numbers

2011-10-24T02:40:07Z

Hoecas11:

<div class="intro">[[File:Excel_logo.jpg‎ |left|75px]]A nice feature of Excel is its ability to format numbers beyond basic figures. You can modify your spreadsheet to include currency symbols, fractions, percentages, time, date, and numbers with commas.</div>

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In an Excel spreadsheet, the values you assign to a cell are of the default "General" style. This means that your table will display plain numbers--no commas or other flourishes. Cell formatting allows you to change the way your numbers look. For example, you probably wouldn't want your table to display the ".0" after a value if your data is dealing with strictly whole numbers.

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The Format Cells dialog box allows you to do this--you can format a single cell, a row, a column, or a range of cells that you choose. Once you choose your desired cell format, you may go in and change details such as the way decimals are displayed, a specific country's currency, or other more specialized formatting.

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====When to Use This====
# Changing currency
# Increasing or reducing digits displayed after a decimal
# Making values more readable to an audience
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====Additional Help====

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[[Category:Excel]]

Formatting Numbers

2011-10-23T01:46:19Z

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Formatting Numbers

2011-10-23T01:43:29Z

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Formatting Numbers

2011-10-23T01:43:20Z

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Formatting Numbers

2011-10-23T01:43:04Z

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Formatting Numbers

2011-10-23T01:42:41Z

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Embedding Flash

2011-10-16T04:01:07Z

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<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]] When adding movies or animations to your presentation, embedding Flash gives you the ability to add audience interaction to your slides.<br><br><br></div>
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Different types of objects can be added to the slides, including movies. Adobe Flash is a graphics animation package that can save files in a format that is compatible with PowerPoint.

==== When to Use This ====

#Showing a short movie within your slide.
#Giving emphasis to the subject you are to talk about.

==== Additional Help<br> ====

*Here's [http://www.ehow.com/how_5101174_add-flash-powerpoint.html Mac and PC] help. 
*Contact [http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page Academic Computing] if you need additional help.

[[Category:Powerpoint]]

Embedding Flash

2011-10-16T04:00:39Z

Hoecas11:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]] When adding movies or animations to your presentation. It gives you the ability to add audience interaction to your slides.<br><br><br></div>
<br>
Different types of objects can be added to the slides, including movies. Adobe Flash is a graphics animation package that can save files in a format that is compatible with PowerPoint.

==== When to Use This ====

#Showing a short movie within your slide.
#Giving emphasis to the subject you are to talk about.

==== Additional Help<br> ====

*Here's [http://www.ehow.com/how_5101174_add-flash-powerpoint.html Mac and PC] help. 
*Contact [http://rails.evergreen.edu/contact/?site=ac-computing-help&recipient=acadcomphelp&tt=true&subject=Email%20from%20the%20Moodle%20Assignments%20Help%20Page Academic Computing] if you need additional help.

[[Category:Powerpoint]]

Adding Animations

2011-10-15T04:43:00Z

Hoecas11:

<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]When used sparingly, animations can be a great way to add dimension or audience interaction to your slides.</div>

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Animation gives you the option to add motion to otherwise stationary objects. You can choose to have elements of your presentation enter or exit the screen, as well as illuminate, dim, or move on a set path.

Within your presentation, choose the object you wish to animate. Go to the main toolbar and, under the Animations tab, choose the effect you wish to assign to the object. Choose an effect from the drop-down menu under the tab.

The Add Effect button under Custom Animation panel allows you to select effects and see them added in a tag beside your selected object.

To see your animation within the context of your presentation, simply view the slideshow.

====When to Use This====
# Moving objects into, out of, or within your slide
# Giving emphasis to significant points
# Making your otherwise flimsy presentation look fantastic!

====Additional Help====
Here's a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDj5wgmxu9Q video] with helpful animation tips for Powerpoint 2007.

[[category:Powerpoint]]

Adding Animations

2011-10-15T04:42:35Z

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Adding Animations

2011-10-15T04:41:36Z

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<div class="intro">[[File:Ppicon.gif‎ |left|75px]]When used sparingly, animations can be a great way to add dimension or audience interaction to your slides.</div>

</br>
Animation gives you the option to add motion to otherwise stationary objects. You can choose to have elements of your presentation enter or exit the screen, as well as illuminate, dim, or move on a set path.

Within your presentation, choose the object you wish to animate. Go to the main toolbar and, under the Animations tab, choose the effect you wish to assign to the object. Choose an effect from the drop-down menu under the tab.

The Add Effect button under Custom Animation panel allows you to select effects and see them added in a tag beside your selected object.

To see your animation within the context of your presentation, simply view the slideshow.

====When to Use This====
# Moving objects into, out of, or within your slide
# Giving emphasis to significant points
# Making your otherwise flimsy presentation look fantastic!

====Additional Help====
Here's a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDj5wgmxu9Q video] with helpful animation tips for Powerpoint 2007.

[[category:Powerpoint]]