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12/6/2010
Class Description
Excel 2010 has a totally new look, plus hundreds of new features and enhancements.
Whether you already have Excel 2010, or plan to upgrade, this webcast class will provide valuable tips and tricks you can use immediately.
You will learn about:
- The new Excel file format, and compatibility with Excel 2003 and earlier versions
- New screen & menu command tools such as, including the Ribbon and QAT
- Understanding new visuals such as Live Preview, Galleries, and Context-sensitive Tabs
- Familiar commands now in new locations
- New twists on familiar features
- and more!
Class Handouts
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