Hi Fellow Excel Addict,

Throughout the world many cultures celebrate a bountiful harvest through festivals and celebrations. On Monday Canadians, myself included, celebrated the feast of Thanksgiving. I hope you had a great week too. We all can find much to be thankful for.

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I hope you enjoy this weeks tips.

Have a great week.

To Your Success!
Francis Hayes (The Excel Addict)

1. Use the arrow keys to move to the cell and then press F2 to edit the displayed text for the hyperlink.
2. Click on the cell with the mouse, holding the mouse button down for a second or two, and then edit the value in the formula bar, or
3. Right-click on the cell and choose Hyperlink, Edit Hyperlink.

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1. Select a cell in a row beneath the work area of your worksheet.
2. While holding down the CTRL + SHIFT keys press the down arrow on your keyboard. This will select a range of cells from the cell you selected down to the last row of the worksheet (i.e. row 16,556).
3. Select Format, Row, Hide.
4. Next, select a cell in a column to the right of the work area of your worksheet.
5. While holding down the CTRL + SHIFT keys press the right arrow on your keyboard. This will select a range of cells from the cell you selected over to the last column on the far-right side of your worksheet (i.e. Column IV).
6. Select Format, Column, Hide.

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1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Browse to and select the Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder.
3. Create a new folder (File, New, Folder) for each category you want (e.g. Work, Games, Graphics, Utilities, Music etc.).
4. Now drag the shortcuts for your programs and drop them into the appropriate folder.