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Click the Help button on the Ribbon.
Click the Help button on the Ribbon.
Click a Help category on the home page, and then click a topic.
Click a Help category on the home page, and then click a topic.
Click the Table of Contents button on the toolbar. 
           Read the topic, and then click any links to get Help information.
Click the Table of Contents button on the toolbar. Read the topic, and then click any links to get Help information.
Click the Back, Forward, Stop, Refresh, and Home buttons on the toolbar to move around.
Click the Back, Forward, Stop, Refresh, and Home buttons on the toolbar to move around.
If you want to print the topic, 
           click the Print button on the toolbar.
If you want to print the topic, click the Print button on the toolbar.
To keep the Help Viewer window on top, 
           click to toggle the Keep On Top button to display a pin-in. 
           To keep the Help Viewer window behind, 
           click to toggle the Keep On Top button to display not pushed in.
To keep the Help Viewer window on top, click to toggle the Keep On Top button to display a pin-in. To keep the Help Viewer window behind, click to toggle the Keep On Top button to display not pushed in.








1.1.Introduction
1.1.1.Start Excel from the Start MenuStart Excel from the Start Menu
1.1.2.Create a program shortcut from the Start menu to the desktop for ExcelCreate a program shortcut from the Start menu to the desktop for Excel
1.1.3.Arrange or Switch Between WindowsArrange or Switch Between Windows
1.1.4.Compare Windows Side By SideCompare Windows Side By Side
1.1.5.Get command helpGet command help
1.1.6.Using the Help Viewer to Get AnswersUsing the Help Viewer to Get Answers
1.1.7.Search for HelpSearch for Help
1.1.8.Check Help Connection StatusCheck Help Connection Status
1.1.9.Get Excel Updates on the WebGet Excel Updates on the Web
1.1.10.Find Online Office InformationFind Online Office Information