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The default is strikethrough (a line going through the words(s) you remove). If you select Hidden, the deleted text can be shown or hidden with the Show/Hide button on the Standard toolbar. To prevent the deleted text from appearing on the screen, select the" or symbol. 

There are two ways to create a custom toolbar. One way is to modify an existing toolbar (such as the Standard toolbar). The other way is to create a new toolbar and then proceed to add built-in tools, as described earlier, or custom toolbuttons, as described later in this chapter. This way you can leave the Standard and Formatting toolbars (for example) unmodified and display your own custom toolbar. To create a new toolbar, use the procedure in the following box. 

Two custom toolbuttons, a FullPage(Portrait) toolbutton and a FullPage(Landscape) toolbutton, were created and positioned on the left side of the Standard toolbar. The FullPage macro was assigned to both buttons, as described earlier. 

For mathematical functions use the button labeled fx in the standard toolbar in Excel 95 it is called the Function Wizard in Excel 97 the Paste Function. Both will give you two side-by-side columns, one for Function Category, the other for Function Name. Pick a category, then in that category the name of the function you want to use. (Since there are so many functions listed under, say, Math Trig, you most likely will need to use the vertical scroll bar to find your function.)... 

If your macro is in the form of a text file on diskette, insert it into the diskette drive. Go to the Open File icon (the second from the left on the standard toolbar, depicting an opening manila folder) or select File => Open. In either case you will see the Open dialog box. Click on the arrow on the right-hand side of the window labeled Look in , select the file location, such as Systemdisk (C ) or > / Floppy (A ), or whatever suits the configuration of your computer). 

When you print with the Print button on the Standard Toolbar, you use the default printing settings. File => Page Setup provides many alternatives, including paper size and orientation, as well as margins. 

Comment. Default choices for font and its color r ers to a template, an empty worksheet that we see on the screen when we first open Mathcad or click the button New on the Standard toolbar. The name of the template is normal. When Mathcad executes command New from the File menu it displays the dialog box containing the list of built-in and users templates that differ from the standard (normal) in arrangement and filling. We can create a user template (another name is Blank Worksheet ) choosing command Save As. The file has extension met and contains in Templates folder. 

In MS Excel, plot PCI vs. PC2 from the PCA sheet/tab by selecting the columns and clicking on the Chart Wizard icon in the Standard Toolbar (View>Toolbars>Standard). 

The interactive SAS Import Wizard provides an easy way to import the contents of Microsoft Excel and Access files into SAS. Here again, the Import Wizard is essentially a graphical user interface that builds the PROC IMPORT code for you. Begin in the interactive SAS windowing environment by selecting File from the toolbar and then Import Data... from the drop-down menu. A window like the following will appear, where you can select Microsoft Excel as a standard data source. 

The Group Theory Calculator [the GT Calculator] is the set of interactive EXCEL spreadsheet files, one for each of the main molecular point groups, on the CDROM supplied with this manual. The group theoretical calculations, which can be performed with the calculator, are rendered possible because of the enhancement of the basic spreadsheet operations and displays using Visual Basic for Applications code and the complex-arithmetic routines available in the Analysis Tool Pack EXCEL Add-ins . Since the Analysis Tool Pack is not one of the standard components loaded in a typical installation of the EXCEL software package, it is necessary, before attempting to use the GT Calculator, to ensure that your version of the EXCEL programme includes this extra component. With any spreadsheet open, check the Add-ins list in the TOOLS menu on the main EXCEL toolbar and, if necessary, install this component in the usual way. 

Choose Toolbars from the View menu to display the submenu of available toolbars. The Standard and Formatting toolbars are the default toolbars, but you can display other toolbars by choosing them from the submenu. To learn more about customizing toolbars, see Chapter 19. 

The default for toolbars is that the Standard and Formatting toolbars share one row. A button allows you to expand the toolbar to display the remaining toolbuttons. If you prefer to have "old style" toolbars, uncheck the Standard And Formatting Toolbars Share One Row box as well. 

Some buttons mentioned in this chapter don t appear on either the Standard or Formatting toolbar. To make them available for use, you can display other toolbars, or you can customize a toolbar (see Chapter 19). 

By default, Excel displays the standard and formatting toolbars. Excel has many other toolbars, which you can select with View => Toolbars. You can even make your own toolbar with View => Toolbars => Customize. An existing toolbar can be positioned anywhere on the spreadsheet simply by dragging the two vertical bars at its left edge (when it is docked in its standard place) or by its colored top (when not docked). 

The weighted least-squares routine shown below provides the adjustable parameters and their standard deviations. If that is all you need, you may want to use it also as your general least-squares routine, especially after you have incorporated it in a menu or given it a toolbar icon (in which case it is easier to use and more readily accessible than the Regression routine in the Analysis ToolPak). When using it for unweighted least squares, merely leave the second column empty. Alternatively, if you desire the routine to provide more statistical information, you can modify it to do so. Remember, you are at the controls here. 

Mathcad has a variety of toolbars such as standard, math, calculator, graph, and matrix. These toolbars can be docked on the top ribbon or floating in the workspace. The user is free to customize his or her own view. To see a list of toolbars, choose View > Toolbars. 

Menu and Tbolbar— These are standard Windows features that you are probably comfortable using. The menus contain very nearly all of the commands that control AQD. The toolbar contains a smaller subset of more frequently used commands and can be customized to display your choice of buttons. 

Many of the menu and toolbar items are standard features of any good Windows application. The main menus at the top of the program are the most comprehensive list of available commands in ACID. 

To generate ternary plots and to use them for design. Aspen Split is used. This software is imbedded in Aspen Plus and can be accessed by going to the toolbar and clicking Library and References. The window shown in Figure 8.11 opens in which the Aspen Split box should be checked. A new page tab will appear at the bottom of the process flow diagram next to those of the standard unit operation models, which is shown in... 

The first thing to note is that the Solver routine is not automatically installed when Excel is installed. In order to install the Solver routine a you must perform custom installation or install the routine specifically after the standard installalion. We suspect you are now wondering where you put your Microsoft installation disks. The Solver routine is found on the Excel main menu toolbar under Tools. 

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