which one is the best?

[mannir muhammad]

hello, my seniors, I will like to know which one is the best to learn among Excel, access, and PowerPoint?

 

[Joe4]

It all really depends on what you need, and what you will be doing.
Excel is a good all around tool, and is great for doing calculations and doing things like charts (among many other things).
Access is a great database tool, if you are working with relational databases.
PowerPoint is a good presentation tool.

Those are just very general descriptions, but hopefully that gives you some sort of idea.

 

[mannir muhammad]

It all really depends on what you need, and what you will be doing.
Excel is a good all around tool, and is great for doing calculations and doing things like charts (among many other things).
Access is a great database tool, if you are working with relational databases.
PowerPoint is a good presentation tool.

Those are just very general descriptions, but hopefully that gives you some sort of idea.

Tha k you very much,
But i have another issue with excell.
I have created an protected excell sheet, with so e unprotected cells inside, but i wamt my cusor move between only unprotected cells in this sheet,
How should i do that ??

 

[Peter_SSs]

@mannir muhammad
Please only use the 'Mark as solution' to mark a post that actually answers your question. I have removed the 'Mark as solution' from post #3 since you have asked another question there, not answered your first one.

I have created an protected excell sheet, with so e unprotected cells inside, but i wamt my cusor move between only unprotected cells in this sheet,
How should i do that ??

When you protect the sheet, remove the tick mark from 'Select locked cells'

 

[Joe4]

Tha k you very much,
But i have another issue with excell.
I have created an protected excell sheet, with so e unprotected cells inside, but i wamt my cusor move between only unprotected cells in this sheet,
How should i do that ??

This question is also totally different from your initial question.
In the future, please post new questions to their own threads, instead of asking them in unrelated threads. They will stand a better chance of getting more looks and replies, since they will appear as new, unanswered questions and show up in the "Unanswered threads" that many of us use.

Thanks.

 

[Joe4]

My last reply is NOT the solution to your original question.
You should only mark the post that contains the solution to your original question as the solution.