This video will demonstrate how to save an Excel file as both a PDF file and as a comma separated value (CSV).
(upbeat music)…- [Instructor] You can easily save your Excel spreadsheet…as a PDF file by clicking File and choosing Export.…Click Create PDF, and then click Create PDF again.…Choose a place to save it, and click Publish.…You can also save it as another file extension…such as comma separated value…by choosing File > Save As.…
Click Browse, and then the pulldown next to Save as type.…Choose a value, such as comma separated value.…
Garrick Chow
Nick Brazzi
Jess Stratton
Updated
9/24/2018Released
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- Working with references
- Freezing and locking
- Automatic data population
- Recovering lost work
- Finding named ranges
- Formatting cells and applying styles
- Applying international currency formatting
- Inserting hyperlinks
- Creating dropdown lists
- Hiding columns and rows
- Password protecting a workbook
- Restricting editing
- Adding headers and footers
- Locking cells
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome37s
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1. Excel Quick Tips
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Text wrap51s
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Merge cells42s
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Page options56s
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Summing rows57s
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Restrict editing1m 11s
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Lock cells1m 4s
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Align cells39s
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Filter data47s
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