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Learn Excel 2011 for Mac
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Learn Excel 2011 for Mac

by Guy Hart-Davis
March 2011
Beginner
485 pages
12h 2m
English
Apress
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Opening the Excel Preferences Dialog Box

To work through this chapter, open the Excel Preferences dialog box by choosing Excel images Preferences from the menu bar or by pressing Cmd+, (Cmd and the comma key).

As you can see in Figure 2–1, the Excel Preferences dialog box contains three main categories of preferences—Authoring, Formulas and Lists, and Sharing and Privacy. Each category contains five or six icons that you click to display the corresponding preferences pane.

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Figure 2–1. From the overview screen of the Excel Preferences dialog box, click ...

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