Question: I knew how to create a button in Microsoft Excel 2003, but how do I create a button in Excel 2007? Answer: To create a button in Excel 2007, click on the Microsoft Office button in the top left of the Excel window and then click on the Excel Options button. When the Excel Options window appears, click on the Popular option on the left ...

In the Controls group, click on the Insert button and click on the button icon (currently highlighted in picture below) under Form Controls from the popup menu. Then click on your spreadsheet where you would like the button to appear. After creating the button, the Assign Macro window should appear. Click on the "New" button.

This Excel tutorial explains how to refresh multiple pivot tables with the click on a button in Excel 2007 (with screenshots and step-by-step instructions). In Microsoft Excel 2007, is it possible to create a button in that will refresh/update multiple pivot tables?

Answer: Yes, you can refresh multiple pivot tables with a button. To do this: Under the View menu, select Toolbars > Forms. Create a button in your spreadsheet using the Forms toolbar. To do this, click on the button icon (currently highlighted in picture below) and click on your spreadsheet where you would like the button to appear.

MS Excel 2007: Email the active worksheet. This Excel tutorial explains how to write a macro to email the active worksheet in Excel 2003 and older versions (with screenshots and step-by-step instructions). Question: In Microsoft Excel 2007, I have a large workbook at is 97MB in size. Is there a way to create a button on a worksheet so that I ...

You can view all of the sheet names as tabs along the bottom of the document. To add a new sheet, simply click on the plus button to the right of the sheet names (we have circled this button on the image below). When you click on this plus button, it will insert a new sheet to the right of the current sheet.

Then click on the Locate button. When the Select Place in Document window appears, enter the cell reference that the hyperlink points to. We've chosen to link to cell A5. Click the OK button. When you return to the Insert Hyperlink window, you should see the following: Next in the Display field, enter the text that you wish to display in Excel ...

Question: I want to create a hyperlink in Microsoft Excel 2010. How do I specify a particular location that a hyperlink should point to? Answer: To create a hyperlink to another cell in your spreadsheet, right click on the cell where the hyperlink should go. …

In the Form Controls group, click on Button and click on the button icon (currently highlighted in picture below) under Form Controls from the popup menu. Then click on your spreadsheet where you would like the button to appear. After creating the button, the Assign Macro window should appear. Click on the "New" button.

A PivotTable wizard should appear. Make sure that the "Microsoft Excel list or database" and "PivotTable" options are chosen. Click on the Next button. Select the range of data for the pivot table and click on the Next button. In this example, we've chosen data from Sheet1. Select the position to create the new pivot table.