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quotes[0]='Excel Tip#1
To create a chart instantly, select the data you want to present in the chart, and then press F11 or ALT+F1'
quotes[1]='Excel Tip#2
Changing the chart type of your chart is easy. Right-click the chart, and then click Chart Type.'
quotes[2]='Excel Tip#3
Double-click a part of a chart to open the Format dialog box for that object.'
quotes[3]='Excel Tip#4
You can move or resize the plot area of a chart. Drag its border to move it, or drag a selection handle to change the size.'
quotes[4]='Excel Tip#5
To freeze a row at the top of the window, select the row below it, and then click Freeze Panes on the Window menu.'
quotes[5]='Excel Tip#6
Start the spelling checker by pressing F7.'
quotes[6]='Excel Tip#7
Right-click any object to display a shortcut menu with useful commands for that object.'
quotes[7]='Excel Tip#8
You can draw lines, rectangles, arcs, and polygons on a worksheet or chart by using the buttons on the Drawing toolbar.'
quotes[8]='Excel Tip#9
To increment a single number, hold down CTRL while you drag the fill handle at the corner of the selection.'
quotes[9]='Excel Tip#10
Instead of using the formula bar to edit the contents of a cell, you can edit directly in the cell by double-clicking it.'
quotes[10]='Excel Tip#11
Enter a value in percent format by typing a percent sign (%) after the value.'
quotes[11]='Excel Tip#12
If you need help choosing a function and entering its arguments, click fx (Insert Function) on the Formula bar.'
quotes[12]='Excel Tip#13 Instead of clicking the AutoSum button, you can also press ALT+EQUAL SIGN (=).'
quotes[13]='Excel Tip#14
To copy the formula in the active cell to all cells in the selected range, press F2, and then press CTRL+ENTER.'
quotes[14]='Excel Tip#15
CTRL+PAGE DOWN Moves you to the next sheet in the workbook.'
quotes[15]='Excel Tip#16
SHIFT+F11 or ALT+SHIFT+F1 Inserts a new worksheet.'
quotes[16]='Excel Tip#17
CTRL+SHIFT+PLUS SIGN Insert blank cells.'
quotes[17]='Word Tip#1
To see two parts of a document simultaneously, drag the split bar at the top of the scroll bar.'
quotes[18]='Word Tip#2
To move to the previous or next word, press CTRL+LEFT ARROW or CTRL+RIGHT ARROW.'
quotes[19]='Word Tip#3
To select an entire document, press CTRL+A.'
quotes[20]='Word Tip#4
To insert a page break, press CTRL+ENTER.'
quotes[21]='Word Tip#5
To add a row at the end of a table, click the last cell, and then press TAB.'
quotes[22]='Word Tip#6
To center, left-align, or right-align a selected paragraph, press CTRL+E, CTRL+L, or CTRL+R'
quotes[23]='Word Tip#7
To restore selected text to its original formatting, press CTRL+SPACEBAR.'
quotes[24]='Word Tip#8
To insert symbols and other special characters, click Symbol on the Insert menu.'
quotes[25]='Word Tip#9
To look up synonyms in the thesaurus, select a word and press SHIFT+F7.'
quotes[26]='Word Tip#10
To preserve formatting when you move or copy a paragraph, include the paragraph mark.'
quotes[28]='Word Tip#11
To go to the beginning or end of a document, press CTRL+HOME or CTRL+END'
quotes[29]='Powerpoint Tip#1
Stop or restart an automatic slide show by pressing S or PLUS SIGN.'
quotes[30]='Powerpoint Tip#2
End a slide show by pressing ESC, CTRL+BREAK, or HYPHEN.'
quotes[31]='Powerpoint Tip#3
Go to slide number by pressing number+ENTER.'
quotes[32]='Powerpoint Tip#4
Go to the next hidden slide by pressing H.'
quotes[33]='Powerpoint Tip#5
Return to the first slide by pressing 1+ENTER (or press both mouse buttons for 2 seconds).'
quotes[34]='Powerpoint Tip#6
See a list of keyboard shortcuts by pressing F1.'
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