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⏲ Duration: 1 min 98 sec
✓ Published: 21-Mar-2015
✓ Published: 21-Mar-2015
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Excel Video 272 is the first of several Excel Videos with practical examples using Go To Special.Today we’ll create a reusable expense form that makes it easy to delete all of last month’s data without having to recreate the form to enter this month’s data.There are two tricks to make the form work.The first is using Go To Constants to select and then either clear or delete those cells.If you use Clear, make sure to just clear the cell contents.If you clear all, you’ll lose the
Excel Video 272 is the first of several Excel Videos with practical examples using Go To Special.Today we’ll create a reusable expense form that makes it easy to delete all of last month’s data without having to recreate the form to enter this month’s data.There are two tricks to make the form work.The first is using Go To Constants to select and then either clear or delete those cells.If you use Clear, make sure to just clear the cell contents.If you clear all, you’ll lose the
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