1. Select the range of values you want to sum. 2. Click the Sort button on the Data tab. 3. Select the Top 10 option. 4. Click OK. 5. Use the AutoSum button to add the top 10 numbers. 6. Select the range of numbers that you want to sum, and then click AutoSum. 7. Click Enter to total the top 10 numbers.

1. Notes will help you keep organized by allowing you to quickly reference the specifics of a cell and the associated calculations. 2. You can add notes to any cell, so it’s easy to use when you’re trying to recall information or have to remember something for later. 3. Notes allow you to provide specific instructions for yourself or other users. 4. Notes can help to explain how a complicated formula works, or provide insight and reference information as to why particular data was chosen. 5. Notes allow you to add specific instructions to a document, and help keep your workbook free of clutter that could distract other users.

If Excel shows a blank document, there are a few things that can be done to try and identify the cause of the issue. 1. Try opening the document in a different program. If it still appears blank, then the issue may be within the file itself. 2. Close Excel and re-open it. Sometimes, Excel can become unresponsive, so restarting the program may resolve the issue. 3. Check the formatting of the Excel file. If the file is formatted incorrectly, it might appear blank. Try changing the the formatting of the cells. 4. Check the data within the file. If all of the data has been hidden, it will appear as a blank file. Try unhiding any hidden columns or rows. 5. Make sure the file is not corrupt. Sometimes files can become corrupt or damaged. If this is the case, then you may need to export the data to a new workbook and then close the original file.

Operational excellence is an organizational philosophy, framework, and set of practices that focus on continually improving processes, products, and services, resulting in increased customer satisfaction and profitability. Operational excellence programs focus on creating a culture of excellence, streamlining processes and procedures, providing training and development opportunities, and increasing customer service and reliability.

1. Check the “Save As” menu in Excel and make sure that you are saving the file in a compatible format. Different versions of Excel can open different types of files, so the format you are using must be compatible with whichever version of Excel you are using. 2. Choose the “Tools” menu in the “Save As” window and select “General Options”. This will open a window with a list of compatibility options that you can select. These options allow you to make sure that the file will be compatible with other versions of Excel. 3. Select the version of Excel that you would like to be compatible with. This can either be the same version as the one you are currently using, or an earlier version that you know you need to be compatible with. This will determine how the data will be saved in the worksheet. 4. Click the “OK” button to save the file. You will now be able to open the file in the version of Excel you have selected, ensuring that it is compatible.

It is generally recommended that you do not run any macros in Excel 2003, as macros can contain malicious code. Additionally, Microsoft no longer supports Excel 2003, so there is no security patching for any vulnerabilities that may arise. For your own safety, you should always back up your data and use the latest version of Excel if possible.

1. Launch the Outlook app on your Windows computer. 2. Select the folder that stores the emails you wish to export as separate Excel files. 3. Select the emails you wish to export. 4. Right-click one of the selected emails and click “Forward” in the context menu. 5. In the pop-up window that appears, click on “More options”. 6. Change the file type to Excel (.xlsx). 7. In the “Add recipients” field, type in your own email address and click “Send”. 8. Log into your email account and download all the forwarded emails as separate Excel files.

1. Open your Microsoft Access database and the table you need to export. 2. Select the “External Data” tab. 3. Click “Export”. 4. Select “Excel” from the “Export Data” dialog box. 5. Select the “Save as” option and name your file. 6. Select the “Properties” button and select the sheet options you need. 7. Select the “Export” button and Excel will open with the exported table.

To name a range in Excel, select the range of cells you want to name, then press CTRL+F3. Enter the range name in the “Name” field then press Enter. The range will now be named.

1. Select the cell that you want to add to. 2. Right click on the cell and select "Insert" from the dropdown menu. 3. Select where you would like to insert the cell (right, left, up or down). 4. The empty cell will be added to its location.