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Without further ado, here’s a video demo…
The video aims to provide a tutorial for Microsoft Excel users on how to:
- Format a Column to display percentage values
- Encode formulas to contain Absolute Reference Cells
I will explain more later.
Was it clear? Vague? Confusing? Please don’t hesitate to give your comments and suggestions.
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Very thorough. Keep at it.
Great tip!
Just tried it on Calc for Open Office and it works perfectly !
alam mo ba I manually changed my formulas when I made a sheet something like this ?
Now di na ako maghihirap now that I learned a new technique from you.
Yehey ! Thanks Ria!
wow. you can post more tips ate ri.
Go Go Go Go!
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