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While one is printing the handouts, proper care should be taken to check the flow of the presentation.
B.Check the flow of your presentation.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The main objective to provide the audience with the handouts is that they follow the presentation and do not miss anything that the presenter wants to emphasize.
For instance, if the handouts and presentation do not flow in coherence, the audience will not be able to follow the presentation and will miss the key points being emphasized and will eventually end up losing interest.
However, if proper care is taken about the flow of the presentation and sequence of handouts, the presentation will be more engaging and will provide the information and follow up in the best possible way it can.
Data can be filtered in the AutoFilter dialog box if they meet all the apply.
- two criteria based on a “when” comparison
- one criterion based on a “when” comparison
- two criteria based on an “and” comparison
- one criterion based on an “and” comparison
- two criteria based on an “or” comparison
- one criterion based on an “or” comparison
<u>Explanation:</u>
Based on end user usage the auto file dial box meets the requirements. All combinations will work on to do auto filer in the selected data or whole data.
If end user using the MS-excel on the current work sheet. “When” is used for with one or two criteria with some logical operations. Mostly one criteria based is used.
“AND” logical operator is used to more the one criteria or single criteria. Same way “OR” also it has can be used with one or two criteria.
The answer is join. <span>Connecting two tables based on the values in a common column is called a join operation. </span><span>is a means for combining </span>columns<span> from one (self-join) or more tables by using values common to each. The </span><span>five types of </span>JOIN<span>: Inner</span><span>, L</span>eft Outer<span>, </span>Right Outer<span>, </span>Full Outer<span> and </span>Cross<span>.</span>