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Excel 2007

What are the main differences between Excel 2003 and 2007

RE: Excel 2007

Hi Kevin,
Thank you for your question;
In reply: The major difference between the two incarnations is in the user interface... the look of it. Functionality has changed slightly in some places, but the usage of formulae and functions is still the same. Most of 2003's operations and dialog boxes can be accessed by using the right click. The biggest change is in the graphics area (charts and drawing) this has been revamped quite considerably. The Interface is a bit of a problem to 'get your head around' intitially but is quite user friendly and once you get used to it you wonder what all the noise was about... without going into reams of information about the changes which you can see for yourself I hope that has helped...Pete

 

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