Top 15 # Xóa Add In Trong Excel 2016 Xem Nhiều Nhất, Mới Nhất 6/2023 # Top Trend

A. Lưu tệp về bộ nhớ máy

Bạn có thể lưu tệp vào bất cứ đâu trong bộ nhớ máy, nhưng lời khuyên là nên lưu vào thư mục mặc định dành riêng cho các tệp add-in của Office. Địa chỉ đường dẫn của thư mục này sẽ thay đổi tùy theo phiên bản hệ điều hành mà bạn đang sử dụng.

Đối với Windows XP C:Documents and Settings[tên username]Application DataMicrosoftAddIns Đối với Windows Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 C:Users[tên username]AppDataRoamingMicrosoftAddIns B. Hướng dẫn Office cách tìm thấy đường dẫn nơi chứa tệp add-in

Phương pháp nhanh (dùng cho phiên bản Excel 2010 trở lên)

Cửa sổ Windows Explorer sẽ hiện ra và mặc định đường dẫn đến thư mục chứa tệp add-in của Office

Tìm và chọn tệp add-in mà bạn cần, rồi bấm OK

Xong! Add-in của bạn đã được cài đặt thành công

Phương pháp chậm hơn (dùng cho phiên bản Excel 2007 đổ xuống)

Vào tab File ở trong cửa sổ Excel

Chọn mục Excel Options

Chọn phần Add-ins ở cửa sổ phía bên trái

Trong mục Manage, lựa chọn Excel Add-ins từ hộp thoại xổ xuống và bấm phím Browse…

Cửa sổ Windows Explorer sẽ hiện ra và mặc định đường dẫn đến thư mục chứa tệp add-in của Office

Tìm và chọn tệp add-in mà bạn cần, rồi bấm OK

Xong! Add-in của bạn đã được cài đặt thành công

D. Xóa bỏ hoàn toàn add-in

Nếu bạn muốn xóa cài đặt add-in khỏi máy hoàn toàn, bạn có thể làm theo các bước sau:

Tắt chương trình làm việc của bạn (trong ví dụ này chính là phần mềm Excel)

Xóa bỏ tệp add-in khỏi thư mục chứa hoặc chuyển nó sang một thư mục có đường dẫn khác

Mở lại chương trình làm việc trước đó (ở đây là phần mềm Excel)

Tìm đến hộp thoại Add-ins (tham khảo cách làm ở phần A)

Bỏ chọn hoặc chọn lại tên add-in sao cho bạn nhận được một hộp thoại thông báo rằng tệp add-in bạn cần không thể tìm được, đồng thời sẽ có thông báo tiếp theo yêu cầu bạn có muốn xóa tệp add-in này khỏi danh sách các add-in đang hoạt động hay không

Đồng ý với việc xóa bỏ

Lời khuyên nho nhỏ: Nếu bạn quên mất không biết địa chỉ đường dẫn nơi chứa tệp add-ins, bạn có thể thực hiện theo các bước sau để tìm được đường dẫn chứa tệp trên máy:

Sử dụng tổ hợp phím Alt+F11 để mở cửa sổ Visual Basic Editor

Trong hộp thoại xuất hiện, sử dụng tổ hợp phím Ctrl + G để mở phần Immediate Window

Trong phần Project, tô đậm tên add-in mà bạn cần

How to Add a Page Break

Word automatically adds page breaks when add more content than can fit on one page, but sometimes you’ll want to add a break somewhere else — for example, if you’re creating a new section in a long document or you want to create more space around an image or chart.

There are two simple steps for creating your page break:

1. Place the cursor where you want to start a new page. If you want to break up a long document and insert a page break between paragraphs, for example, make sure the cursor is in front of the first character that will start the new page.

If you’ve just finished a paragraph and want to start typing on a new page, the cursor will be at the end of the paragraph and y you can continue to step 2.

Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+Enter to quickly add a page break.

Other Kinds of Page Breaks

Word also offers additional types of breaks you can add to your document.

Column Break: If your document is formatted into multiple columns, you can force text from the first column to move to the next one. This is a better option than pressing Enter a few times to move the text to the next column, since doing that could mess up your formatting if the font size changes or you edit the text.

Text Wrapping: If you have a picture or other object in your document and want to add a caption, the text wrapping break will keep the caption with the object while making the rest of the document flow around both the object and your caption.

Next Page: This works just like the page break under the Insert menu, except it also creates a new section with the option to use entirely different formatting from the previous sections. For example, you can use a different section to rotate a page to landscape or portrait mode, add a different header or footer, or format the section into columns without affecting the rest of the document.

Continuous Break: Creates a new section, like the next page break, but doesn’t start you on a new page.

Even and Odd Page Breaks: Insert a section break and also take you to the next even or odd page (depending on which break type you select) so you can format your alternating pages in a document differently (e.g., right or left pages in a book).

How to Remove Page Breaks

You can remove page breaks you’ve added and also adjust where Word’s automatic page breaks appear.

To remove a manual page break:

3. Hit Delete.

Although you can’t remove automatic page breaks, you can adjust where they land and thus keep specific paragraphs or lines together.

Window/Orphan control: Makes sure at least two lines of a paragraph are at the top or bottom of a page

Keep with next: Makes sure no breaks happen between your selected paragraphs

Keep lines together: Prevents a page break in the middle of a paragraph

Page break before: Adds a page break before your selected paragraph

1. Highlight the paragraphs or lines you want to keep together.

3. Under the Line and Page Breaks tab, select one or more of these options:

All of these options help you better control your document’s formatting and flow.

The watermark is an image used in the background of the worksheet labeled as copy, draft, confidential or a picture of the logo. The Excel 2010 and later versions do not have built-in watermarks, therefore we need to learn how to add and delete a watermark using the Header & Footer tools.

Figure 1. Watermark

How to Add a Watermark

First of all, we need to save an image on our computer which we want to use as watermark. Alternately, we can create a watermark by using the WordArt or Microsoft Paint tools and save it as an image on the computer. We need to follow the below steps to add watermark to worksheet.

Go to the

View

tab and from

Workbook Views

group select the

Page Layout

.

Figure 3. Header & Footer Tools

From the

Header & Footer Elements

group, select the

Picture

element and browse the picture where we have saved it on the computer. Select the picture and press the

Insert

button

Figure 4. Insert the Watermark Picture

The Header box of worksheet appears with text

&[Picture]

to indicate that the header contains a picture now.

Figure 5. Header Box Containing Picture Text

Figure 6. Insert Watermark

Figure 7. Formatting the Watermark Picture

How to Delete a Watermark

To remove watermark we need to follow the below steps;

Select the text

&[Picture]

and press the Delete button

Figure 8. How to Remove Watermark

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Presentations are more audience driven than ever, and the traditional first-to-last linear sequence is often inadequate. You need the flexibility to display slides in any order you please. Thanks to PowerPoint 2016’s new Zoom feature, you can do so by customizing your presentation to achieve a more flexible flow. Move from one slide to any other, wherever the conversation takes you. In this article, I’ll show you how Zoom allows you and your audience, not the order of the slides, to decide where to zoom to next.

I’m using PowerPoint 2016. Office 365 started updating users with this feature last year, and everyone should have it by now. There’s no downloadable demonstration file. Instead, we’ll use a presentation template you can quickly access.

The demo file

Figure A

Choose a presentation template.

I purposely chose a presentation with no sections and several slides, so you can experience Zoom with and without sections.

The Zoom options

There are three zooming options:

Summary Zoom populates a new slide with thumbnails that link to the slides and sections you choose. By default, this option will add a thumbnail for the first slide in each section if your presentation has sections.

Slide Zoom creates a link to any slide on the current slide.

Slide Zoom

Slide Zoom adds a link on the current slide to any slide in the presentation. To demonstrate, we’ll start in Normal view and add a link to slides 3, 8, and 12 as follows:

In the Links group, choose Slide Zoom from the Zoom dropdown. Notice that Section Zoom is disabled because there are no sections in this presentation. If you’re using a presentation with sections, this option won’t be disabled.

Figure B

Select the slides you want to link to.

Figure C

Summary Zoom

Figure D

Check the slides.

Figure E

Summary Zoom creates a navigation slide.

PowerPoint adjusts slide numbers automatically, depending on where you put the summary slide. I moved mine to the beginning so all slide numbers are increased by 1.

Figure F

The summary slide provides quick access to other slides and sections.

You might be wondering why PowerPoint returns you to the summary slide after viewing slide 6. When you added the summary slide, PowerPoint created sections for you, as shown in Figure G. PowerPoint uses the slide titles as the section names (but you can change the names). By default, PowerPoint returns you to the summary slide when you reach the last slide in a section.

Figure G

You can see the sections in Slide Sorter.

Section Zoom

Figure H

Section Zoom displays the first slide in each section.

Zooming

A traditional presentation starts with the first slide and ends with the last slide. In contrast, Zoom lets you take control of where you go next. You can add section and slide links to any slide or you can create a summary slide with several links. Zoom won’t improve your presentation, but it will enhance your delivery. Next month, I’ll show you several ways to customize Zoom.

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