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Yes, I must admit I hadn’t realised it worked like that.

I have a new Excel question.  I am trying to make a chart to show what hours I am available so I can print it and give it to my boss.  I found a template that mostly works.  The template has five days, but I want seven.  I printed a copy but it only printed five days instead of seven.  How do I make Excel print the last two columns?  I do want to let my boss know I am available Saturday.

Select the area you want to print, in 2007 it’s Page Layout > Print Area > Set Print Area, don’t recall which menu it’s under in 2003.

I went to the library and found a book about Excel 2003.  I do have that installed on my computer but rather use Excel 2007.  Can I use that book to help me learn Excel 2007?

Thank you.

The UI changed considerably in that length of time so it may not help much.

Frank0314 - 14 October 2012 02:59 PM

The UI changed considerably in that length of time so it may not help much.

Glad it is a library book instead of a book from that used book store near my house.  I am requesting some Excel 2007 books.  Thanks!

When I got my new laptop the end of last year, the MS Office suite was 2010, and since I was used to using MS Offic3 2003, I had to find some documentation.

A friend recommended Book Boon —> http://bookboon.com/ It’s free, and all I did was sign up to receive a weekly email about books on different subjects.  So far I’ve downloaded quite a few on a variety of subjects.

Miss B - 14 October 2012 04:50 PM

When I got my new laptop the end of last year, the MS Office suite was 2010, and since I was used to using MS Offic3 2003, I had to find some documentation.

A friend recommended Book Boon —> http://bookboon.com/ It’s free, and all I did was signup to receive a weekly email about books on different subjects.  So far I’ve downloaded quite a few on a variety of subjects.

How do I put those books onto my Kindle? I do not have any usb cord for my kindle.  I use a wall charger to charge it up.

The one’s I’ve downloaded are in PDF format, so you would be able to read them with Acrobat Reader on your desktop.

Miss B - 14 October 2012 04:56 PM

The one’s I’ve downloaded are in PDF format, so you would be able to read them with Acrobat Reader on your desktop.

I have Acrobat X pro so I can read and edit pdfs.  It came with my CS6 suite I got this spring.

I guess I would have to get an USB cord for my kindle to upload stuff to it.

oh I forgot to say Thanks!

You’re quite welcome.

Is there any 64 bit Excel?  Or do I need to cut down on some of the data?  I cannot seem to be able to save my file as Excel says that there is not enough ram.  I tried to clear as much ram as I could but that did not help anything.

Why is it possible to have the data go into very high numbers in rows or letters in columns if the 32 bit cannot handle it?