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Lotus
123
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1: Using Lotus 123 As A Database
The Concept of a Database.
Creating a Database Table
Sorting Records.
Finding Records.
Deleting and Undeleting Records.
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3: The LookUp Function
The Lookup Function.
VLookup.
HLookup.
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2: Query and What-If Tables
Finding Records Using Multiple Criteria.
Creating Query Tables.
Adding and Deleting Functions to the Function Menu.
Creating and Using What-If Tables.
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4: Macros
What is a Macro.
Creating a Macro.
Naming a Macro.
Saving a Macro.
Running a Macro.
Stopping a Macro.
Editing a Macro.
Creating a Macro Button
Creating a SmartIcon
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1: Introduction to Macros.
What is a Macro?
The Lotus 123 Recorder
Recording a Macro
Relative Record or Absolute Record
Running a Macro
Saving and Editing a Macro
Macro Sheets
Good Practices
Good Planning
Good Habits
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3: Conditional Branching and Sub Routines
Structured Macros
Branching
Looping
The Macro Toolbar
Using the IF Statement
More Examples of the IF Statement
Using the FOR...NEXT Loop
Debugging a Macro
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2: Interactive Macros
Macro Functions
Status Bar Messages
Alert Boxes
Input Boxes
References and Select()
Some Useful Macro Commands and Functions
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4: Customising Toolbars, Menus and Sheets
Customising the SmartIcons
Adding and Removing SmartIcons
Creating a Custom Toolbar
Custom Commands
Adding and Removing Custom Commands
Adding a New Command to a Menu
Custom Menus
Add Commands to an Existing Menu
Add a New Menu to a Menu Bar
The Automatic Features
Make a Macro AutoExecutable
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Introduction to 123 v9.5: |
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1: Introduction to Lotus 123
What is an Electronic Spreadsheet?
Spreadsheet Terminology.
The Lotus 1-2-3 Window & Screen.
Moving Around the Sheet
Starting 1-2-3
Create A Simple Spreadsheet.
Add Data.
Exit Lotus 1-2-3
Summary of the Movement Keys.
The Lotus Screen
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3: General Editing
Setting Column Widths.
The Formatting Commands.
Aligning Cell Contents.
Formatting Numeric Figures.
Inserting & Deleting Rows & Columns.
Adding & Centring a Title.
Editing Data
Using the AutoFormat Command.
Exercise.
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2: Introduction to Formulae and Functions
The Lotus 123 Menus
Using SmartIcons
Formulas
Entering Formulas
Copying Cells
The Sum Function
Using the Sum SmartIcon
Create a New Spreadsheet
Create another Spreadsheet.
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4: Finalising and Formatting
Preview a Worksheet
Centring & Scaling a Worksheet
Headers and Footers
Print a Worksheet
Techniques in Selecting Cells.
Selecting a Range
Selecting Rows and Columns
Selecting a Collection
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1: Introduction to Lotus 123
What is an Electronic Spreadsheet?
Spreadsheet Terminology.
The Lotus 1-2-3 Window & Screen.
Moving Around the Sheet
Starting 1-2-3
Create A Simple Spreadsheet.
Add Data.
Exit Lotus 1-2-3
Summary of the Movement Keys.
The Lotus Screen
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3: General Editing
Setting Column Widths.
The Formatting Commands.
Aligning Cell Contents.
Formatting Numeric Figures.
Inserting & Deleting Rows & Columns.
Adding & Centring a Title.
Editing Data
Using the AutoFormat Command.
Exercise.
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2: Introduction to Formulae and Functions
The Lotus 123 Menus
Using SmartIcons
Formulas
Entering Formulas
Copying Cells
The Sum Function.
Using the Sum SmartIcon
Create a New Spreadsheet.
Create another Spreadsheet.
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4: Finalising and Formatting
Preview a Worksheet
Centring & Scaling a Worksheet
Headers and Footers
Print a Worksheet
Techniques in Selecting Cells.
Selecting a Range
Selecting Rows and Columns
Selecting a Collection
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1: Absolute Addresses and Worksheet Protection
What is an Electronic Spreadsheet?
Relative and Absolute Addresses
Absolute Addresses.
The Different Protection Modes.
Full Protection Using a Password
Sheet Protection - Read Only
Protection of Cells or Ranges
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3: Charts
The Chart Facility
The Chart Assistant
Adding Chart Titles
Working with Chart Axes
Chart Styles
Printing a Chart
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2: Worksheet Functions
Worksheet Functions
Entering @functions
Function Syntax
Mathematical Functions
Date Functions
Statistical Functions
Logical Functions
Use the IF Function
The @PMT Function
Range Names
Using Range Names in Formulas
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4: Multiple File Linking
The Workbook Concept.
File Linking.
Create a Workbook.
Entering Formulas in a Workbook.
Linking Sheets in a Workbook.
Link Files.
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