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ashish

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Oct 2, 2013, 1:09:25 PM10/2/13
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1)  Press "CTRL+ 9" to hide a selected row


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P Before printing, think about the environment.

 

Chandra Shekar

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Hello,
 
Short cut key for applying filter is Ctrl+Shift+L
 
 
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rajan verma

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Oct 3, 2013, 3:55:04 AM10/3/13
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ctrl tilde to show formula press again to hide formula

Michael Pablo

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Oct 3, 2013, 9:09:37 AM10/3/13
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alt+c+v+v to paste just values.

Kuldeep Singh

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Oct 3, 2013, 9:52:31 AM10/3/13
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Press Ctrl+~

Show formula & hide...

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ashish koul

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Use ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.Color = RGB(198, 128, 18)  to add border to chart series using vba


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Chandra Shekar

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Oct 4, 2013, 3:07:09 AM10/4/13
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Hello,
 
Press CTRL+SHIFT+7 for getting borders.
 
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Chandra

Kuldeep Singh

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Press  Alt+H+O+R   for Rename Sheet.

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Basole

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Press  Alt+H+O+R   for Rename Sheet.


my 2010 does not work



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Kuldeep Singh

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Oct 4, 2013, 10:12:36 AM10/4/13
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Hi Mr. Basole,

Alt+H+O+R is working fine...Please Recheck...thanks...

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Basole

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Paste special values ​​with AppKey:

                                                                                                   AppKey + S + V :


Appkey

Kuldeep Singh

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Oct 4, 2013, 10:21:36 AM10/4/13
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Hi,

Press Shortcut : - Alt +N+V+T & Alt+D+P for open Pivot Table.

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ashish koul

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Use ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.LineStyle = xlDot to change line style of series border of active chart


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Basole

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Oct 4, 2013, 10:37:51 AM10/4/13
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VBA:

Alt + F11 - Toggle between Excel and the VBE window.

Ctrl + R - Displays the Project Explorer window.

F4 - Display Properties window.

Ctrl + Tab - Switch between forms and modules.

Ctrl + Y - Deletes the entire line.

Select multiple rows + Tab: Increases indendação of selected lines

ashish

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  • Use ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.Color = RGB(198, 128, 18) to add border to chart series using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.LineStyle = xlDot to change line style of series border of active chart
  • Use ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.Weight = 4 to change the size of series border of active chart
  • Use ActiveChart.HasLegend = True to hide/unhide legend from active chart using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.HasTitle = True/ False to hide/unhide chart title from active chart using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartTitle.Font.Size = 9 to change font size of chart title vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartTitle.Font.Color = RGB(255, 10, 35) to change font color of chart title using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartTitle.Font.Name = "Comic sans" to change font name of chart title using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Border.LineStyle = xlNone to remove plot area border of active chart using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Border.LineStyle = xlNone to remove chart border using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Fill.Visible = False to remove chart area fill color using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Fill.Visible = False to remove plot area fill color using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Interior.Color = RGB(205, 104, 137) to add fill color to chart area using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Interior.Color = RGB(205, 193, 197) to add fill color to plot area using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Border.LineStyle = xlContinuous to add border to chart using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Border.Color = RGB(10, 255, 186) to change chart border color using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.ChartArea.Border.Weight = 3 to change the size of chart border using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Border.LineStyle = xlContinuous to plot area border using VBA
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Border.Color = RGB(10, 255, 186) to change color of plot area border using vba
  • Use ActiveChart.PlotArea.Border.Weight = 1 to increase border of plot area using vba


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Basole

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Learn the name of the Windows users:

Sub UserWindows()
       'User Windows
[A1].Value = Environ("USERNAME")
      'User Excel (version 2010) defined in (File / Options / General / User Name)
[A2].Value = Application.UserName

End Sub

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Kuldeep Singh

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Nov 18, 2013, 11:11:59 PM11/18/13
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Ctrl + K  go to the Hyperlink...

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Basole

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Nov 19, 2013, 2:07:40 PM11/19/13
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 How drag the sequence of letters?

Ex.: =CHAR(64+ROW(B1))


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