04 Excel Tips
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Merge cells and center data using the icon. The auto calculate space will display averages, sums or counts of numbers in selected cells. To print a small part of a spreadsheet, highlight the area, choose print area on the page layout tab, and set the print area. The page setup dialog box allows fitting a document to a number of pages and printing without gridlines.
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