Autoformat
 

I am taking an online class that is using an Office 2003 textbook and I have
Office 2007 on my computer at home. So far I have filled in all of the
numbers and titles for a table in my current project, and now and the book
(office 2003) is telling me to select format on the menu bar and then
autoformat and then Accounting 2 from the dialog box. I have explored the
tabe and format options on excel 2007 but I cannot find this format or a way
to replicate it (accounting 2) . Is there a way to do accomplish this in
excel 2007?

Autoformat
 

I am taking an online class that is using an Office 2003 textbook and I
have
Office 2007 on my computer at home. So far I have filled in all of the
numbers and titles for a table in my current project, and now and the book
(office 2003) is telling me to select format on the menu bar and then
autoformat and then Accounting 2 from the dialog box. I have explored the
tabe and format options on excel 2007 but I cannot find this format or a
way
to replicate it (accounting 2) . Is there a way to do accomplish this in
excel 2007?

If you are going to continue to work between the two worlds like that, I
think you may find this link of some interest...

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...491511033.aspx

Just click the "Start the Guide" button on that page.

Rick

Autoformat
 

I have been using that as a resource. However, it only shows how to get to
the format and autoformat equivalets on 07, it does not show the options in
the dialog box. Thanks

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

I am taking an online class that is using an Office 2003 textbook and I
have
Office 2007 on my computer at home. So far I have filled in all of the
numbers and titles for a table in my current project, and now and the book
(office 2003) is telling me to select format on the menu bar and then
autoformat and then Accounting 2 from the dialog box. I have explored the
tabe and format options on excel 2007 but I cannot find this format or a
way
to replicate it (accounting 2) . Is there a way to do accomplish this in
excel 2007?

If you are going to continue to work between the two worlds like that, I
think you may find this link of some interest...

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...491511033.aspx

Just click the "Start the Guide" button on that page.

Rick