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Dear Naz,
Could you please send me the templates? I have both 2007 and 2003. Again, I'd like to hear your comments. To make it both for presentation and report, I have chosen to do it Black/White, because most of my readers print in Black/White... So I am primarily looking for neat layouts/styles/templates in B/W... Any more thoughts? Thanks! On Aug 23, 3:44*pm, Naz wrote: Excel 2007 easily allows you to create presentation quality tables that will make your boss gasp. Not so easy in pre-2007 the quality of the graphics are not that great, although it can be done, alternatively you might want to find a secondary app to beef them up. Excel autoformat i find poor. I have a standard set of simple but very neat table format i use, dark blue cell background and white text for headings, font is tahoma, cell text colour dark blue, dotted grey interior borders, dark blue table border, rightbelow drop shadow. Also in excel i hide all the grid lines by making the worksheet cell colour white, looks more cleaner. No changes are necessary for BW printing as blue translates to black. Post back if you need more help. * -- _______________________ Naz, London nazim1421ataoldotcom "LunaMoon" wrote: HI all, After collecting many data, I want to summarize data into a table and then put into both powerpoint and Word document for presentation and report use. Could anybody show me how to design a Excel table that really looks great? Any templates? I designed a bunch of tables myself and because I am lacking of artistic senses, my tables look ugly... One requirement is that I have to make this data table in Black/White, because in the report, mostly people print it out in Black/White, the color will get distorted if it document is in color mode. To save overall time, why don't I just design the whole table in Black/White and reuse the tables both in report and presentation? Unless there is a way to easily convert colorful presentation mode table into a Black/ White report mode table? Anyway, I really want to make my data tables visually appealing and a lot of tables are comparing data and results... want to make sure my audience and my boss gasp at my work. But also to save time, I have to start the table in Excel, right? Please help! Thanks a lot! |
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