All dialog boxes contain the same types of controls : Dialog Box « Introduction « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Introduction » Dialog Box   1.11.2.All dialog boxes contain the same types of controls Each tab groups a related set of options. Option buttons represent the single choices. Click the up or down arrow to increase or decrease the number,             or type a number in the box. Click Check box to turn on or off the option.             A checked box means the option is selected.             A cleared box means it's not. Click the list arrow of List box to display a list of options,             and then click the option you want. Click in Text box and type the requested information. Click a button to perform a specific action. A button name followed by an ellipsis (...) opens another dialog box. Preview box 1.11.Dialog Box 1.11.1. Choosing Dialog Box Options 1.11.2. All dialog boxes contain the same types of controls 1.11.3. Navigate through dialog