Column header, Excel

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You can display or not display most components of the Excel window, such as menubars, scrollbars, the formula bar, gridlines, row and column headers. 

To turn off the display of the scrollbars, the formula bar, gridlines, row and column headers, or to restore them if they are missing, choose Options... (Excel for Windows) or Preferences... (Excel for the Macintosh) from the Tools menu and choose the View tab then check or imcheck the appropriate box. 

Excel offers three flavors of ANOVA via its Analysis ToolPak ANOVA Single Factor ANOVA Two Factor with Replication and ANOVA Two Factor without Replication. The first is what we have just seen and accepts a data matrix set out as described, with variables in columns and repeats in rows. In this case the Grouped By Columns radio button is checked. Column headers in the first row can be included, which helps with interpreting the output. A value of a, the probability at which the null hypothesis will be rejected, must be specified for an / -test, with 0.05 being the default. Thus the F-value is tested at the 95% probability level. The output looks like that in table 4.3, except that the terms within groups and between groups are used, and there are two extra columns. One has the... 

Create a new sheet/tab within the same MS Excel file, naming it Norm to contain mean normalized values of the physicochemical parameters. Copy the compound names fi om the row header and physicochemical descriptors from the column header of the Raw sheet/tab and paste them into this Norm sheet/ tab. Fill each standardized physicochemical parameter cell with the Normval value calculated using the equation... 

Open tJie MS Excel file that contains the Raw and Norm sheets/tabs (Snbheading 3.2, step 2), and create a new sheet/ tab within that MS Excel file, naming it PCA . To transfer the scores data obtained from R to MS Excel, first open the scores.txt file in a text editor. At the beginning of the document, add a column header such as Compound followed by a tab (Fig. 8). Next, copy all of the text in the file and paste it into the MS Excel sheet/tab named PCA . Change the number format (Format >Cells...) of the PCA cells to three decimal places. 

To transfer the R output to MS Excel, copy the first section of the table without the column headers (for example the PC1-PC8 data before the first section break) and paste it into an MS Word document. Change the font to Courier and the size to 5 pt such that the text in the document resembles a table. Save the file as a Text-only (.txt) file. From MS Excel, import the data using Data > Get External Data. Select the file, then choose the Fixed width option in Step 1 of the Text Import Wizard, click on Next , verify column divisions, and then click on Finish . 

Instructions) and (Import Data from Excel) allow a portion of an Excel spreadsheet to be copied into a SMAC-data file the necessary steps are as follows (1) open the Excel file, mark the range to be copied and press [Copy] (2) open DATA and create a new or open an existing data file (3) select (Input Data) (Import Data from Excel) and position the cursor on an appropriate cell, e.g. cell (1,1). The imported data replaces any data that was in that cell range. If the imported cell range needs more columns or rows than are presently available, the data array is correspondingly increased in size. Headers and dimensions can be added later. 

Excel Tip. You can adjust the widths of the Expression, Value and Context columns in the Watches pane by placing the mouse pointer on the separator bar to the left of the Value or Context header the pointer will change to the pointer shape, and you can drag the separator bar to adjust the column width. 

Create a new MS Excel file containing one column for compound names (Column A) and one column for SMILES codes (Column B) (ret Note 4). Do not include a header row. Group the compounds by compound class (such as Drugs, Natural Products). Save the MS Excel file as a Text (tab delimited) (.txt) file that will be used in Subheading 3.1, step 4. Delete the compound names column and save an additional. txt file that contains only SMILES codes, which will be used later will be used later for batch processing (Subheading 3.1, step 7). 

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