How to Create Multiple Hyperlinks in Excel

1. Open Microsoft Excel. Click the 'File' tab. Click 'Open.' Browse to the spreadsheet to add hyperlinks into and double-click its file name. The spreadsheet opens in the Excel workspace.
2. Scroll to or click the cell with the first set of data to hyperlink. Right-click the cell and click 'Hyperlink' to open the 'Insert Hyperlink' window.
3. Type the Web address to launch when clicking the hyperlink into the 'Address' box at the bottom of the 'Insert Hyperlink' window. Click the 'OK' button. The cell text becomes blue with an underline signifying a hyperlink.
4. Scroll to or click the next cell to hyperlink and repeat the 'Insert Hyperlink' process.
5. Create multiple hyperlinks going to the same destination by highlighting a cell, right-clicking and clicking 'Insert Hyperlink.' After typing in the website in the 'Address' box, highlight the typed address, right-click it and click 'Copy.' Click the 'OK' button to close the 'Insert Hyperlink' window and add the hyperlink.
6. Click the next set of data to hyperlink with the same address. Repeat the 'Insert Hyperlink' process, but instead of typing into the 'Address' box, right-click the box and click 'Paste' to paste in the address. Click 'OK.'

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How to Use Microsoft Office Home Student for Small Business

1. Use Word 2010 to process most of the documents that your small business requires you to handle. Microsoft Word is the standard application for writing and storing digital documents. The application allows you to read, write, edit and create files with the DOC and DOCX extensions. Word 2010 allows you to create easy-to-read tables and paste images into the text of the document. The 2010 version features an improved Navigation Panel, providing a visual outline of the documents so you can browse and sort what you need quickly.
2. Use Excel 2010 to analyze, organize, share and manage the data of your small business. You can use the many mathematical, financial, statistical and other formulas to collect and process such data as sales statistics and information about your clients and suppliers. You also can calculate the profit margin of your business and use other ratios, including the return on your investment and what proportion of your cash flow goes to repaying bank loans.
3. Use PowerPoint 2010 to create professional-looking presentations. PowerPoint can put your arguments in a concise and easy-to-understand visual image for your perspective customers.
4. Organize your information in OneNote 2010. Create a virtual notebook that can save text, images, video and audio. You can use OneNote to schedule important meetings and write down any thoughts or ideas without worrying that they will be lost if you write them down on a piece of paper.

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How to Create a Histogram in PowerPoint

1. Arrange your data into columns on paper to organize yourself before creating a histogram in PowerPoint. For example, list input data in one column and the range in the second column. Identify the frequency of the data occurring within each of the ranges of the second column.
2. Open PowerPoint to create a new presentation so you can build your chart based on the information you've organized on paper. Right-click on the slide. Choose the 'Layout' option. Click the 'Title and Content' layout. Click the 'Click to add title' text box, and type 'Histogram.'
3. Click the 'Insert Chart' button. Choose the first 'Clustered Column' option. Click 'OK.' Because you will show only two columns of information, drag the right corner of the range so it ends at Column B. Press the 'Ctrl' and 'A' keys and then press the 'Delete' key to delete the default data and add your own. For example, in column A, enter the following data:Range60802040
4. In column B, enter the following data:Frequency3321
5. Click the 'Microsoft Office' button in the Excel window, and click the 'Close' option to return to the PowerPoint window.
6. Add a text box to list the percentage legend to the right of your column chart. From the 'Insert' menu, click the 'Text Box' information and enter this text:100%80%60%40%20%0%
7. Add a cumulative percentage point line. For example, under the 'Insert' menu, choose the 'Shapes' option and select a line. Draw a line from each column to the next column to show the increasing cumulative percentage for the bin range. Insert a text box to label the percentage complete. For example, on the 60 value column, 30% of the data is represented. On the 80 value column, 60% of the data is represented. On the 20 value column, 80% of the data is represented. On the 40 value column, 100% of the data is represented.

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How to Extend Margins in Excel

1. Open the Microsoft Excel 2010 spreadsheet that you want to alter.
2. Click the 'Page Layout' tab at the top of the screen. Locate the 'Page Setup' area on the ribbon and click the 'Margins' button found there. Click 'Custom Margins' from the menu that appears.
3. Click the up and down arrows next to each of the four major margins to adjust the margin for that side of the paper. You can also adjust the margins for the header and footer, making them larger or making them so small that they disappear.
4. Click the 'Print Preview' button once you have extended your margins, to ensure that the final product has the look that you want. If the margins are not correct, click the 'Page Layout' tab again and choose 'Custom Margins' again to go back to the margins screen.

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How to Convert Excel Field to Boolean Type

1. Click 'File.'
2. Click 'Options.' This opens the 'Excel Options' window.
3. Click 'Customize ribbon.'
4. Check the box next to 'Developer' in the pane on the right. Click 'OK.'
5. Click 'Developer' from the menu bar.
6. Click 'Insert' from the 'Controls' tab.
7. Click the icon for a check box from the 'form options' section.
8. Click on the cell to which you want the add the boolean value.

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How to Set Up a Default Email Program With MS Excel

Internet Explorer
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click 'Tools' then 'Internet Options.'
3. Click the tab labeled 'Programs.'
4. Select your e-mail program under 'E-mail.'
5. Click 'OK.'
Control Pannel
6. Click the 'Start' menu.
7. Select 'Control Panel.'
8. Select 'Network and Internet.'
9. Click 'Internet Options.' Click the tab labeled 'Programs.'
10. Select your e-mail program under 'E-mail.' Click 'OK.'

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How to Create a Summary Workbook Excel 2003

1. Type a description of the information that you want to display as a summary on Sheet 1. If you have an income statement on Sheet 2, for example, you can type 'Net Income' in cell A1.
2. Go to the cell you want to show on your summary page. In the above example, you would go to the cell that has net income on Sheet 2.
3. Click 'Copy.'
4. Go back to the summary sheet and click where you want to display the link. In the example, go to cell A2.
5. Click 'Paste' then 'Paste Special.' Choose 'Paste Link.'
6. Repeat these steps for all of the information that you want to include on your summary page.

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How to Subtract Dates in Microsoft Excel 2003

1. Start Microsoft Excel 2003 and open the workbook containing the dates you would like to subtract.
2. Click an empty cell where you would like the results to appear.
3. Identify the cells containing the start date (for example, A2) and end date (for example, B2). Type without quotes: '=B2-A2' and substitute your actual cell references for the examples used here. Press Enter.

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How to Calculate Weeks Days Between Two Given Dates in Excel 2003

1. Left-click on the cell you want the result to formulate within.
2. Type in the formula in the cell you selected in step 1 to calculate the amount of days. For example, if the two dates are A2 ('6/9/2004') and A3 ('8/21/2004'), you would subtract A3 from A2 to find out the days and weeks in between. The formula would look like this: ' =(A3 - A2) '
3. Press the 'Enter' key on your keyboard to formulate the result. For example, if you enter the formula using the data in step 2, you would end up with 72 days between the two dates.
4. Select another cell where you wish to input your formula to convert the number of days to weeks.
5. Enter the formula into the newly selected cell beginning with the ' = ' sign and clicking on the cell you selected in step 1. Add a '/' sign followed by the number '7.' This will take the result you found in step 1 and divide it by 7 to find the amount of weeks between the two dates.
6. Press the 'Enter' key on your keyboard to find the number of weeks between the two dates.

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How to Change From Sum to Count in a Pivot Table

1. Open the PivotTable report in your Microsoft Excel application. Click any cell in the data area so that it’s highlighted.
2. Click the “Field Settings” option on the PivotTable toolbar. The “Sum” option will be selected by default in the PivotTable Field dialog box.
3. Click the “Count” option in the “Summarize by” box. The data will now be summarized by 'count' instead of 'sum.'
4. Click the “Options” button to change any other field settings, such as adding a custom calculation.
5. Click the “OK” button in the PivotTable Field dialog box to save all of your changes.

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How to Use Error Bars in Excel

Excel 2007
1. Click the chart you want you want to add an error bar to.
2. Click the 'Chart Tools > Layout' tab.
3. Click 'Error Bars' in the Analysis section of the Layout tab.
4. Click the type of error bars you want to add. You may choose error bars with Standard Error, Percentages, or Standard Deviation.
5. Select the display type for the error bars in the Format Error Bars dialog.
6. Set the error amount in the appropriate text box.
7. Click 'OK' to exit the Format Error Bars dialog.
Excel 2003
8. Double click the chart series you want to add an error bar to.
9. Choose the 'Y Error Bars' or 'X Error Bars' rab in the Format Data Series dialog, depending on which axis you want to add the bars to.
10. Choose the 'Display' type you want by clicking the appropriate icon, and set the Error Amount values in the appropriate text box.
11. Click 'OK' to the close the Format Data Series dialog.

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How to Add a Section Line to the Menu for VBA With Excel

1. Start Excel 2003.
2. Open the Visual Basic Editor. Select 'Tools,' then 'Macro,' then 'Visual Basic Editor' from the menu.
3. Insert a blank module for your code. Select 'Insert,' then 'Module' from the menu.
4. Start a new subprocedure. Type the following:Sub CustomMenu()Excel will automatically add an 'End Sub' statement.
5. Define variables. Type the following between the 'Sub' and 'End Sub' statements:Dim MenuObject As CommandBarPopupDim MenuItem As Object
6. Delete any existing instances of your custom menu. This prevents duplicates if you run the code more than once. Type the following:On Error Resume NextApplication.CommandBars(1).Controls('My Macro').DeleteOn Error GoTo 0
7. Create a new menu option called 'My Macro.' Use a parameter value of 10 in the 'Set' statement to place it before 'Help,' the 10th item on the Excel menu. Type the following:Set MenuObject = Application.CommandBars(1).Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlPopup, Before:=10, temporary:=True)MenuObject.Caption = 'My Macro'
8. Add two items to the menu, with a section line between them. Create the section line by setting the 'BeginGroup' property in the second item to 'True.'Set MenuItem = MenuObject.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)MenuItem.OnAction = 'MacroName'MenuItem.Caption = 'Run'Set MenuItem = MenuObject.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton)MenuItem.OnAction = 'About'MenuItem.Caption = 'About Macro'MenuItem.BeginGroup = True
9. Run the code. Select 'Run,' then 'Run Sub/UserForm' from the menu. When you return to the spreadsheet, you will see 'My Macro' on the menu, prior to 'Help.' Click to view the two menu options, separated by a section line.

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How to Insert Multiple Rows in Excel 2007

1. Open the appropriate Microsoft Excel 2007 worksheet on your computer.
2. Use your mouse to highlight the number of rows below the area where you want to insert new rows. For example, highlight five rows if you want to insert five more rows above that group.
3. Click on the 'Home' tab and then click on the arrow next to the 'Insert' field in the 'Cells' group.
4. Click on the 'Insert Sheet Rows' option and then multiple rows will be inserted above your highlighted cells.
5. Click on the 'Microsoft Office' button from the top toolbar ribbon menu and then click on the 'Save' option so that your new changes are saved.

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How to Adjust Baseline Shift in MS Word

1. Launch Microsoft Word 2007. Click on the 'Home' tab.
2. Click the 'Show Font Dialog' box located in the 'Font' section of the 'Home' tab.
3. Click the 'Character Spacing' tab.
4. Select the type of baseline shift you would like to use from the 'Position' drop-down box. 'Normal' keeps all text aligned and straight. 'Raised' is ideal for creating superscripts, and 'lowered' is ideal for creating subscripts.
5. Click 'OK' to save your changes and exit the window.

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How to Display Currency in Words for Microsoft Excel

1. Launch Microsoft Excel and open a spreadsheet.
2. Create a new module by pressing Alt F11 and selecting “Module” under the “Insert” menu. A new window will appear.
3. Open a web browser and go to ozgrid.com/VBA/CurrencyToWords.htm.
4. Highlight and copy, by pressing Ctrl C, the blue text that begins with “Function ConvertCurrency...” and ends with “End Function” near the very bottom of the web page.
5. Paste the copied text into the module window by pressing Ctrl V. This will create a new function that you can now use in Excel.
6. Go to the cell that you wish to display currency in words.
7. Type in “=ConvertCurrencyToEnglish()” with the numerical value of the currency between the brackets. The currency will be converted to words. For instance, “=ConvertCurrencyToEnglish(12.30)” will display as “Twelve Dollars And Thirty Cents.”

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