The answer is to use the Ctrl and C keys on the keyboard to copy content from one workbook to another.
The Ctrl and C key is the standard combination keys on the keyboard that is used to copy any selected text or objects while in a user interface environment. Janice is required to press the C key while holding down the Ctrl key to copy all the content to the new workbook.
Another way of doing it is to make sure that both source and target workbooks are open. Navigate the sheets you want to copy or move in the source workbook. Click the Home tab and select then format dropdown in the Cells group. Select move or copy sheet option in the Organize sheet option. Choose the target workbook from the To Book dropdown and click OK.
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so, what do you think ?
I am sure you have used a computer or a smart phone yourself.
how many clicks or taps do you want to do before you you get what you were looking for ?
hmmmm ?
as few a possible, right ?
ideally, of course, this is one (1) click or tap.
All are software applications except Microsoft windows 7 operating system
1) C) Campbell Interest Inventory.
Also known as the Strong Interest Inventory, this was developed based on the Holland Codes (6 traits listed in the question), it was developed by psychiatrist Edward Strong and later revised by David Campbell.
2) C) FOCUS2
The FOCUS2 test is a test that matches students with study programs based on their assessed aptitudes and interests. <span />