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		<title>Insert and Delete Rows and Columns</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many students over time have asked me the reason for the location of the Microsoft Office Excel 2003 commands that Insert or Delete a row or column of cells. Using the Insert menu to add a row or column makes sense. A new user sees the Insert menu, clicks it and find the options to insert a cell, row or a column as the top three commands of the Insert menu. Makes good sense. But if you want to delete a cell, row, or column, you would think that there would be a Delete menu, right? Wrong. The command to delete a row, or a column is in the Edit menu. And you don’t delete a cell by itself. Go figure! To maintain a resemblance of consistency in using these commands, I show students how to use the context menu, commonly referred to as the right-click or shortcut menu. They select a range of cells, right-click inside the block of cells, and choose the Insert and Delete commands. I also note to the students that these commands, along with other commands that have the ellipse, the three dots ( … ) that follow a command,  indicating a command contains another [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Pound sign (#) error messages</title>
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		<title>Type a Fraction, get a Date!</title>
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		<title>Microsoft Excel Formulas or AutoSum?</title>
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		<title>The Large and Small Functions in Microsoft Excel</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[What function gives you the 3rd largest or the 2nd lowest values in a range of cells?]]></description>
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