For exchanging information (especially lists) with databases and older spreadsheet programs
(or even with Outlook 2000), use any of the universal conversion formats: CSV (Comma
Separated Values), Text (Tab delimited), and Formatted Text (Space delimited). Each is
appropriate for transferring lists minus any formatting or formulas. Each format uses a dif-
ferent delimiting character to separate rows and columns, but the transfer of data should be
identical with all three choices.
Using Ranges to Work with Multiple Cells
Any selection of two or more cells is called a range. You can dramatically increase your ...
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