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How to present Calculations in Excel
 
 
 
 
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How to present Calculations in Excel - JohnDoyle May 23rd 2008 4:00

This tutorial shows you why it's a good idea to present calculations using the XLC template that can be downloaded from the ExcelCalcs.com site. If you are not familiar with XLC it's a free addin from ExcelCalcs.com and it displays you cell formulae as mathematical notation like these ones here.
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Date :02 May 2008
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This tutorial shows you why it's a good idea to present calculations using the XLC template that can be downloaded from the ExcelCalcs.com site.
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