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MS Office Forum / Excel / New Users / December 2005Display row for presentation
I sat in a meeting recently in which the meeting leader displayed a large spreadsheet on a projector connected to a laptop. Each row had 20 + columns. Is there a way to choose a row and display only that row in a format more suitable for presentation ?? Perhaps linking the cells back to the spreadsheet so that the presenter could make changes during the presentation that would saved in the original sheet ??? Perhaps selecting from the main menu Data | Form would yield what you want. It takes the data from a record (row) and displays it as list using the titles in the top row of the file as lables. Unfortunately, it is limited to about 32 columns as I recall. WindsurferLA. > I sat in a meeting recently in which the meeting leader displayed a large > spreadsheet on a projector connected to a laptop. Each row had 20 + columns. > Is there a way to choose a row and display only that row in a format more > suitable for presentation ?? Perhaps linking the cells back to the > spreadsheet so that the presenter could make changes during the presentation > that would saved in the original sheet ??? Perhaps selecting from the main menu Data | Form would yield what you want. It takes the data from a record (row) and displays it as list using the titles in the top row of the file as lables. Unfortunately, it is limited to about 32 columns as I recall. > I sat in a meeting recently in which the meeting leader displayed a large > spreadsheet on a projector connected to a laptop. Each row had 20 + columns. > Is there a way to choose a row and display only that row in a format more > suitable for presentation ?? Perhaps linking the cells back to the > spreadsheet so that the presenter could make changes during the presentation > that would saved in the original sheet ??? |
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