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Trick to get the sum row wise or column wise

    Row-wise or Column-wise Sum Using a Shortcut: Select the range of numbers in the table that you want to sum (either a column or a row, or even multiple columns or rows). Press the Alt key on your keyboard. After pressing Alt , press the +   = key . This is the AutoSum shortcut. If you're summing a column , Excel will automatically fill the cell directly below the selected range with the sum of that column. If you're summing a row , Excel will automatically fill the cell directly to the right of the selected range with the sum of that row.   The AutoSum feature ( Alt + = ) automatically sums numbers in a contiguous range of cells.    
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Some important tips to learn Windows by KKCOMPUTERinfo

 

Steps:                  To Set the Background of the Desktop

Right click the mouse on an empty space on the desktop

·         Select the property and click on it

·        Click on the type of background you want

.     Click on the Apply button

.      Click the OK button



Steps: To Specify a Text in Screen Saver

·         Select 3-D text from the screen saver

·         Click on Settings button

·         Display and decorate your text with the different types of keys provided

 

·        Steps: To change ICONS/Background scheme

·         Right click on an empty space of the Desktop.

·         Select the property and click on it.

·         Select the Appearance Tab

·         Select the item you want to change

·         Change the colour and scheme

·         Click on apply

·         Click on ok button.

 

 

·          To change  ICONS

Select your icon which you want to change.

Right click on desktop.

Go to the property and click on it.

Clik on effect.

Click on change icon.

Select the icon and click on it.

 

Steps :To create a folder

·         Right click on empty space on desktop

·         Select new and then select the folder and click.

 

Steps: To rename a Folder

·         open your folder

·         right click on the folder

·         Click on Rename

·         Delete the full name and type your new name over it

·         Click outside the folder

 

Steps: To Delete a Folder

·         open your folder

·         Right click on the folder and click on delete

·         A dialog box will appear asking you if you really want to put all the items in the Recycler Bin

·         Click on Yes button

 

Steps: To delete a folder completely from the Hard Disk

·         Double click on the recycle bin

·         Your folder will appear

·         right click on your folder

·         click delete

 

Steps: To Restore file from Re-cycle Bin

·         Click on the recycle bin

·         Your folder will appear

·         Click on Restore

 

Steps: See  the properties of any drive

·         Double click on My Computer

·         right click on c drive .Click on Properties

 

Steps: To create shortcut of any folder on desktop

·         Right click on the desktop

·         Click on New then Click on Shortcut

·         Specify the full path of that folder like C:\rightarrow\folder\name

·         Click on the Next button

·         Click on Finish button

 

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