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Furthermore, the steps below have been copied to a large extent from Make a Square of Spherical Helixes, so if you'd like to save some time and have completed that article, you can do a SAVE AS on it to a new workbook, title it appropriately, and save it to a logical file folder.
Look for the words MODIFIED or NEW to indicate changes from the original text., so if you'd like to save some time and have completed that article, you can do a SAVE AS on it to a new workbook, title it appropriately, and save it to a logical file folder.
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Open a new workbook and save it under an appropriate title for this project.
You can tell whether a workbook is shared or not by looking at the title bar.
Title the worksheet, "BudgetWrkgCapital" and save the workbook as "BudgWkgCap" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the worksheet, "StmtCashFlows" and save the workbook as "SCF" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Title the worksheet, "Acctg Ratios" and save the workbook as "Financial Ratios" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
Double click on Excel (either the green X on the dock or the app title in the folder) and select File New Workbook.
Title the first worksheet, "Data" and title the second worksheet "Saved Charts"; save the workbook as "Do NeuOps w Exponents" into an appropriate folder such as 'Microsoft Excel Imagery'NeuNeu Ops' or 'wikiHow Articles'.
To create the Method2 spreadsheet, do menuitem Edit Move or Copy Sheet, with the Create a copy box checked, before sheet Chart and after sheet Data, to the same workbook, make a copy of the Data worksheet just done and title it Data (2) if not done so automatically.
Title the worksheet, "Groceries 1503" (for 2015, March) and save the workbook as "Groceries" into an appropriate folder such as 'wikiHow Articles'.
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