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The Camera tool allows you to select a range of cells and literally insert a live picture into a spreadsheet. Any change to the range of cells will automatically update the image.

Multiplication is essential in Excel. Luckily it is extremely easy. To multiply numbers or cells in Excel, we must use a basic formula. All Formula’s in Excel begin with “=”

The Excel 2007 interface has been completely revamped and redesigned compared to the older versions of Excel we are all used to.

This top basics list lays out all the fundamental skills required to successfully use Excel 2007.

What is cool in Excel 2007, look no further! Here it is some official Top Features list.

This article will show you the basics of spreadsheet.

The Hide Column feature in Excel is a very easy to use and handy trick. From a personal standpoint, I find myself hiding columns quite frequency in order to clean up the spreadsheet.

When using VBA to code the Colorindex (or background color) of a cell it is useful to know what integer will equal what color. Below is a reference picture which shows the color and lists it’s respective Colorindex. aka VBA Color Palette

This technique enables excel to copy text/data into multiple cells. You can't work in Excel without knowing this basic procedure.

Keyboard shortcuts in MS Excel could be very useful in reducing working time, and completing effeciently many small and repeated tasks.

This Excel 2007 tutorial here can really help you to save plenty of your precious time when using the program. Here are the tips: Tip 1: Always name your workbook and save it to a location that you will be able to find and open it later. When saving the workbook, you need to give a meaningful, descriptive file name that can represent the contents of the workbook. If you never save the workbook, you will be unable to view the workbook in the future. Also, you must aware the location (folder) where you saved the file because once saved, you may need to re-open the file for viewing or editing. Tip 2: You should know the different between Save and Save As when saving your workbook. The Save As command will ask you – where to save the file as well as the file name – every time you try to save a file. The Save command will only ask you on the first time you save a file. If you open an old file, it will save to the location where you open the file with the same file name. Tip 3: Knowing the different data entry techniques such as AutoFill, AutoComplete, and Pick List can save your time when entering data into the Excel worksheet. Knowing those techniques can really save lots of your time. With AutoFill, you can easily type days of a week, months of a year within seconds. The AutoComplete and Pick List help you quickly and easily insert a same data within the range of cells. The limitation in AutoComplete can be overcome using the Pick List. Tip 4: Always name your worksheets so that you can identify amongst the various worksheets. This is different from naming the workbook. By default, a workbook contains 3 worksheets, namely Sheet1, Sheet2 and Sheet3. You can increase the numbers of worksheets as you wish. Give a proper worksheet name is as important as the workbook name. This will allows you to easily determine the contents of a worksheet. To change the worksheet name, just right click on the worksheet tan and choose Rename. Tip 5: Always use the Excel Help as your personal assistant when you encounter Excel related tasks/problems. Trust me that the Microsoft Office Excel Help act like your personal portable coach. You can found most of your solutions to your problems here. So, if you’re not utilising it before, please start using it now. To get help, click on the Microsoft Office Excel Help icon (top-right of the screen) or you also can press the keyboard F1 button to launch the Excel Help window. To discover more Excel secrets, I would like to invites you to claim your free 2 ebooks when you go to http://www.msoffice-tutorial-training.com From Wong Hing.

Here is an illustrated tutorial, showing you step by step how to create a drop down list inside a cell, from a given list written in the worksheet.

The following lists the most useful shortcut keys available in Excel. The shortcuts are arranged by context.

This tutorial brings together the most important ways to work efficiently and design the best possible spreadsheets as you start to work on your own.

This tutorial cover how to protect your Excel 2007 Data.

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