Transition to Excel 2007 from 2003 - Microsoft reference guide

Due to an overwhelming number of changes in the new Excel 2007’s interface, an Interactive reference guide was developed by Microsoft Office to make the transition between Excel 2003 and Excel 2007 easier for existing users. The guide gives a step by step instruction on where to find a menu or button’s new location in Excel 2007.

Screenshots from the Excel tool from Microsoft

Image: While hovering mouse over “Height…” instructions are given as to where to find this command in Excel 2007


Image: After clicking “Height…” the guide shows where to find the same command in Excel 2007

To download the Excel transition tool to assist you in the transition from Excel 2003 to 2007 follow the link to Microsoft's website below:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/excel/HA101491511033.aspx

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