Microsoft Office...

[a1]

I am wanting to make a template so that I manually type in names and addresses in office.

I want they to match the Address labels that I have.

The problem that I have is that I can't remember the actual M/Office that I need?!

I know it is the one with those "Boxes" and I know that I moved it from its "Microsoft Office" group. If I know what it is called - I can enter the full name and do a search of my files.

It isn't showing (Or at least I can't see the wood for the trees) under "Microsoft Office".

Thanks.

 

[a1]

I am wanting to make a template so that I manually type in names and addresses in office.I want they to match the Address labels that I have.

The problem that I have is that I can't remember the actual M/Office that I need?!

I know it is the one with those "Boxes" and I know that I moved it from its "Microsoft Office" group. If I know what it is called - I can enter the full name and do a search of my files.

It isn't showing (Or at least I can't see the wood for the trees) under "Microsoft Office".

Thanks.

Just remembered it is Microsoft Office Excel.

 

[a1]

Just did a search and my "Excel" has gone 'Walkies' :_|

 

[exbdc]

If you have office it'll be there somewhere. MS won't allow you to delete programmes without repeated warnings especially if it's part of a suite.

 

[Apache]

Admin

Go to 'start' > 'All Programmes' > 'Microsoft Office' and see

 

[a1]

Its not there guys.

 

[jibspark]

if you have word you can do a mail merge and have it print the address on labels for you, you can just enter your names and addys into a database.

click on 'mailings' on the tool bar at the top of the screen in MS Word.

 

[Apache]

Re-install it then!

 

[bob]

program files, stat, run, EXCEL.exe, etc etc

bob

 

[a1]

if you have word you can do a mail merge and have it print the address on labels for you, you can just enter your names and addys into a database.click on 'mailings' on the tool bar at the top of the screen in MS Word.

Interesting.

 

[Andy™]

go to my computer (well, yours), hard drive, program files, Microsoft office, office 12, and find excel.exe. if thats gone, you will need to re-install

 

[a1]

I have made my own sheets via word, as described by JibSpark.

I will try the .exe now.

 

[a1]

Found it.

Start -> Run -> excel.exe

And there it was.

 

[Andy™]

if you follow my link, you can click on it to make a new shortcut to desktop etc

 

[a1]

Indeed so - Thank You Andy.