How do I remove objects from an Excel spreadsheet?
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Create a new sheet and copy the contents of the current sheet without the objects to the new sheet. If there are no links to other sheets, you can then use the new sheet as your bases.
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Right click on the cell that has the formulae,\nSelect Format Cells,\nChoose Protection,\nTick Hide.\nnow this does not hide the cells until the worksheet is protected\nso first, if there are cells where input is required:\nSelect all the cells that require data input by using mouse and CTRL key,\nthen follow above for Protection but just Untick Locked.\nFinally, choose Tools from the menu, then Protection and Protect sheet, you will be given the chance to give a password or you can leave it blank. (Before adding any other information to your spreadsheet you will have to Unprotect it first)
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There are a ton of ways to do this.  You can use the Edit>Find window.  Or you can actually create an auto filter.  Auto filter will allow you to group all like categories for each column in your excel spreadsheet.  Select or create the row just above your data, click on Data>Filter>Auto Filter.  This will place little drop down boxes at the top of each column.  If you select one you will see all the groupings in that column.  If you select one of the groupings in the list it will only show those rows.  It's an awesome feature which I use all the time.
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You have this file saved in Startup folder of Excel\ndelete it from...\nC: > Documents and Settings > [YourUsername] > application data > microsoft > Excel > XLStart\n\nXLMan
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go to tools, internet options. Then click on the Content tab. then clcik on autocomplete. then click on clear forms. that will do it.
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Go to Content Tab from Internet options and click Auto Complete. In new window click on clear forms.\n\nYou can delete individual item by clicking on search window, when list shows up you can scroll up or down from up or down arrow. When your mouse is on that particular item, you wanna delete, press delete button and it will go away.\n\nHope it helps.
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go to control panel, add remove programes,delete 1 copy
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easiest way to get rid of EVERYTHING including index.dat files is c-cleaner. http://www.ccleaner.com
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I'm using Excel 2003. This solution should work for any recent version of Excel. \n\n1. Select the entire worksheet. You do this by either 1) clicking on the "select all" button, which is located between the labels for row 1 and column A (the very top left corner), or 2) press "Ctrl+A".\n\n2. On the top bar menu, choose Data/Sort. Choose the column on which you want to sort. (It almost doesn't matter for your purpose, but if you have a preferred order you might as well choose it now.) \n\nBe sure that the order is Ascending for now, even if you want it to be Descending in your final sort.\n\nIf your worksheet has a header row, you'll want to select the "Header row" radio button. If you choose this option, your header row (row labels) will stay at the top of your sort. If you choose "No header row," the header row labels will sort with the rest of your data.\n\n3. Click "OK." If the sort order is Ascending, your blank rows should be at the bottom of your list. If you had chosen to sort in Descending order, the blank rows would be at the top and you'd have to do a follow-up step of selecting the blank rows and deleting them. \n\nHope that helps.
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This is cool.  Use the Print Area function.  From File menu, choose Print Area.  Choose to clear it, first of all.  Then highlight all the portions of your spreadsheet that you wish to print.  \n\nYou can highlight sections that are not next to each other (noncontiguous) by using the CTRL key while blocking w/the mouse.  So, for example, use the mouse to highlight columns A and B.  Let go of the mouse button and see that those areas are highlighted. Without doing anything more (don't click anywhere, don't use an arrow key, etc.), press down the CTRL key and then click on column D. You will then see that columns A,B and D are highlighted (but not C).  You can choose your own print area in this fashion.  \n\nAfter you've gotten your print area highlighted, go to the File menu, choose Print Area, and choose Set Print Area.  Now only the things that were highlighted are going to print.  You can see this on the print preview screen. \n\nEnjoy!
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right click the icon and click remove from list
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CrxpCleaner = http://www.ccleaner.com\nhttp://www.robertenfemke.nl/~diskclean\n\nTurn off AutoComplete= Go to Tools/Internet Options/Content tab/Within the Personal Information area, select 'AutoComplete'/Click on 'Clear Forms'. \nAlso uncheck the 'Forms' box in the same window.\n Try tools/internet options/advanced/security/put check mark in box, "empty temp ....blah blah ..."/apply/ok/ok         ..  and  tools/internet options/content/auto complete/click on"clear forms"/then uncheck all 3 boxes/ok/ok             .............          Right click empty area of taskbar/properties/start menu tab/customize/advanced/take check mark out of box/click "clear list"/ok/apply/ok
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Paste this macro into VBA\n(The >s represent tabs, please replace them. Tabs are really just for aesthetics, but help in macro troubleshooting)\n\nSub Del_Mt_Rows()\nDim lastRow As Long\nDim r As Long\n>lastRow = ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Row - 1 + _\n>>ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.C...\n>Application.ScreenUpdating = False\n>For r = lastRow To 1 Step -1\n>>If Application.CountA(Rows(r)) = 0 Then Rows(r).Delete\n>Next r\nEnd Sub\n\nThen just run the macro and it will remove empty rows
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Just right click and delete.\nEmpty trash bin to completely get rid of it.
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Are you in Microsoft Outlook?  Click on one of the items, then press CTRL+A, this will highlight all the items, press delete and they should all go away.  \n\nIf using a webmail program, there may be a checkbox or button to click to delete all at once. If you can provide a little more info, I can give you a more complete answer.
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You first need to record the index number of the item. For example, if you had a list of 3 colours (red, white, blue) and you selected "white" then you use the "ListIndex" method to record the index of the "white" item. Then you use the "RemoveItem" method to remove it.\n\nDim i as Integer\ni = List1.ListIndex\nList1.RemoveItem i\n\nHope this works!
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go to tools>Internet options\nClick on content tab\nclick on auto complete \nclick on clear forms.\nall te saved information will be deleted:-)