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1 Excel 2003, Volume 2 by Karen J. Jolly
Chapter 20 Using Subtotal and Conditional Formatting Features; Customize a Menu Excel 2003, Volume 2 by Karen J. Jolly © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

2 Finding Subtotals Automatically
Subtotal feature enters a subtotal quickly and accurately. An Employee List © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

3 Select Where to Place a Subtotal
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4 Select the Function for the Subtotal
Determine the Subtotal Column © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

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Subtotals Provided © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

6 © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.
Nesting Subtotals Divisions within the database may need separate subtotals. When more than one subtotal is entered in a worksheet, you have nested subtotals. © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

7 Use Subtotal for Several Functions
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8 Use Subtotals with A Filtered List
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9 Using Conditional Formatting
Conditional Formatting—Apply a specific format applied to cells meeting certain criteria. Useful when checking for errors, reporting exceptions when analyzing data, and for making decisions. When a cell value matches a specific amount, the value in the cell is displayed in a different format. © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

10 Conditional Formatting
From the Format menu select Conditional Formatting. Opens Format dialog box Set a condition Add and Delete Conditions © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

11 Conditional Formatting Two Variables
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12 Conditionally Formatted
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13 © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.
Create a Personal Menu Use to display the tools you use. Add most used buttons or commands. Personalize its name. © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

14 Access Customize Dialog Box
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15 Select Category of Command, New Menu
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16 Drag New Menu command to the toolbar.
New Menu Button © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

17 © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.
Name Your Menu With Customize dialog box still open, right click on New Menu icon to access the menu. In the menu, name your menu. © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

18 © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.
Add a Command Click and drag selected command to the new menu. Personal tool added. Adding the Cut button. New Menu © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.

19 © Scott/Jones Publishing, Inc.
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