Or you can use the plugin setup wizard to create the pages for you. For more information please check out the documentation section from Profile Builder — front-end user registration plugin. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Thank you to the translators for their contributions. Improved some of the queries meant to select users at certain points, hidden input value on front-end Pro version and the remember me checkbox on the login page.
Improved a few existing features like WPML compatibility , and added a new feature: login with email address. Added translations: persian thanks to Ali Mirzaei, info alimir. Added the possibility to set the default fields as required only works in the front end for now , and added a lot of new filters for a better and easier way to personalize the plugin.
Also added a recover password feature shortcode to be in tune with the rest of the theme. Added a new user-interface borrowed from the awesome plugin OptionTree created by Derek Herman , and bugfixes.
Fixed by hooking into the init. Apparently the WordPress. Translate into your language. View support forum. Donate to this plugin. Have you taken the WordPress Survey yet? Search WordPress. Description Profile Builder is the all in one user profile and registration plugin for WordPress. Front-end User Registration, Login, User Profile and Password Recovery Forms You can use the following shortcode list to display the forms: [wppb-edit-profile] — to grant users front-end access to their user profile requires user to be logged in.
Client Portal — create private pages for your website users that only an administrator can edit. FAQ How do I display the user registration and user profile forms in the front-end? Is Profile Builder user registration plugin compatible with page builders like Elementor, Divi, etc.? Why do the default WordPress user fields still show up in the back-end? Thank you very much for this excellent and free tool! Installation Just like most other WordPress plugins… To install, simply use the amazing WordPress plugin installer, or upload the plugin zip file to your WordPress website, and activate it.
A new main menu item will appear: File List Click on this. Then click on Settings tab and configure the features you want for your file list. Upload some files by clicking on the Upload Files button To add the file list to your website, simply add this shortcode: [eeSFL] Over-ride the settings using the shortcode attributes listed above. Q: Are the file uploaded to the Media Library? Q: Can I limit the access to my file to only logged-in users?
Q: Can people who upload overwrite existing files? Q: Can I place different lists in different places? Q: Are the files in the list searchable by Google and other search engines? Q: Can I customize the appearance of the list and uploader? Q: Can I create custom behavior after an upload completes? Q: What is the maximum upload file size? Q: What if I have trouble or need assistance? Will you help? Very easy to use and the developer responds quickly for support.
I needed to add a directory for users to exchange files and SFL does the job quite well. Some of the other plugins I looked at try to do too many other things. SFL does the task just as needed.
I had some plugin conflicts going on and Mitch was quite helpful. The pro version and extensions are well worth it. I bought Simple File List Pro and was very happy with the product. Definitely a good purchase. As my site is a few years old, I had some issues with it. I emailed Mitch and he was very responsive to my needs and helped resolve the issues I had. As for the product itself, it has a very nice, clean interface. It is easy to set up and the documentation is thorough.
My only regret is that I didn't hear about this plugin sooner. I highly recommend this product. Jim W. This plugin works exactly as described. When I had an issue the support response was extremely quick and impressive. I would highly recommend the Pro version. I've never had an issue like this before. After having this plugin to my site for a month, today I opened my frontpage to see that SFL plugin has added an index. Even non logged users.
The WordPress plugin provides an easy-to-integrate basic user interface allowing visitors, clients, customers, or associates to see a listing of your files separate from the media library and optionally upload files if you choose. Check your site! Contributors Mitchell Bennis. Interested in development? Changelog 4.
Bug fix where disallowed file types were being listed if added outside the plugin. Updated documentation.
Added a new option setting to Enable or Disable the front-side Smooth Scrolling effect. Language updates 4. External uploads, like FTP, will now appear immediately. Minor code and style improvements. Bug fix where file names using multiple spaces was causing the post-upload processor to fail. Bug fix where the displayed max upload size was not accurate in some cases.
Bug fix where file description was not removable. Bug fix where fatal error was thrown on settings form submit. Bug fix where a duplicate file array was created even if over-writing was allowed. It is far beyond Excel , however. This guide will cover basics, with a few intermediate techniques to get you more comfortable with spreadsheets. Create a new workbook by clicking the New tab on the sidebar. The final tab is Open , which opens a file browser so you can select an existing workbook.
On the New tab, you can see a number of templates available, which can help you jump straight into making specific types of spreadsheets, like budgets and task lists. Click Blank Workbook on the top left corner, then click Create. Plus, moving around entire rows and columns increases the chances of accidentally changing formulas. As we explored above, we can use other sheets in this workbook to track other time increments, like weeks or years. Of course we want to add all of our different expenses together, but we should also think of categories for comparison.
We could have one for necessities, and one for luxuries. Since we know we want to compare month to month, we should use months as our column headings - horizontally is usually best for time comparison. To create the diagonal names in the screenshot, navigate to the Home tab and find and click the formatting option with a diagonal rising appearance. This makes the headings stand out without changing the column width.
Create three blocks of entries on column B. Name the first block Necessities , which will include everything you see, and end with a subtotal. Name the second block Luxuries and include a few categories; also end with a subtotal. To makes them stand out, use the Paint Bucket tool and select a color grey in this example. To make the width of the column smaller, grab the right edge of the A column and drag it to the left. To get the writing vertical, navigate to the Home tab, find the formatting option and click vertical writing.
Finally, choose the height alignment as centered so the vertical text will appear in the middle. Repeat this with cells A9 through A Add boundaries to the spreadsheet using the icon in the above graphic.
Click All Borders to draw distinct grids. Now, make the outer boundary of each block thicker by selecting the entire area and choosing Thick Box Border. Finally, do the same around the inner row of each box labeled Subtotal , to make these visually distinct.
All of this improves spreadsheet readability. Step 6: Create a Results Table. Use the side of your nicely-formatted spreadsheet to create the outlines of a simple table which will contain your main results.
This information will assist you in creating a chart, later. Give it an appropriate label, and label its rows for the total from Necessities , the total from Luxuries , and the total Saved for the year. This is where the spreadsheet gets a lot more powerful. It involves a series of steps: A. First, select every cell that will contain a number, underneath columns C through O, and also in the table for Portion of Budget. Select cells C2 through C7 and click AutoSum.
This creates a formula that adds everything in this column, and places the sum into C7 the last selected cell. Use your cursor to grab the bottom right corner of cell C7, and drag it to the right toward column O. This will duplicate your formula down the entire Subtotal row. Repeat the process for Luxuries. For the Total, Budget , and Saved area, the process is a little different.
This totals the two subtotals. Like you did with the other formulas, drag and duplicate it across to column O. This will make the Saved row equal to the difference between Budget and Total. Finally, add formulas to each empty cell of your Portion of Budget table. Do the same for the Luxuries table annual subtotal and the Saved annual total. Step 8: Script Conditional Formatting. To do this, click the drop down arrow on Conditional Formatting and click Manage Rules.
Click Style: Classic. Then choose Format only cells that contain , and click Cell Value greater than 0. Format this with a standard option, green fill with dark green text.
Choose C17 through O17 to have it affect the Saved row only. Now repeat the steps, but this time Format only cells that contain the Cell Value equal to or less than 0. Use the standard option light red fill with dark red text , and apply it to the same range of cells. Now you have a conditional format for all the final calculated Saved row entries.
Step 9: Enter Data and Watch the Calculations. First, enter an assumed budget, and copy it across the Budget row by dragging it from its bottom right corner. Next, enter your data for each month of last year, totaled from receipts and bank statements, and categorized accordingly. Create a simple visualization. Because of how the table is set up, the chart will be titled Portion of Budget , and each dollar amount will appear as a percent of the pie chart with the necessary label.
Now you have an incredibly useful spreadsheet that tells you exactly how well you stuck to your budget each month while also getting a sense of where your money went last year overall.
You can copy and use this spreadsheet year after year. If you want more help getting started creating a budget, check out Top Excel Budget Templates. Additionally, increase your speed with this complete list of keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Excel. Learn all the basics for making a spreadsheet with Microsoft Word. This tutorial uses the Microsoft Word version available in Office Because of this, Word can be used to create compelling reports or to insert semi-workable data into a text-heavy document, such as an article.
Word has two modes of spreadsheet creation: creating simple tables in the program itself, or inserting sheets and charts from Excel. Unlike Excel, where everything in the Ribbon is vital to creating a spreadsheet, only a few items are relevant in Word.
For starters, almost everything you need is in the Insert tab. Here are the relevant Insert tab tools:. Table: Click this button to create basic tables in a few ways. When you click Table , a grid appears that you can hover over and click to choose the number of vertical and horizontal cells you want for your spreadsheet.
Lastly, you can select Draw Table to drag and create as many cells as you like. Chart: A drop-down menu appears when you click this button that has the same types and styles of charts - and even the same interface - as Excel. Table Design and Layout: When you click on any table in your Word document, two additional tabs appear in the center of the Ribbon - Table Design and Layout.
Both tabs work only for tables, and contain further Ribbon menus explained below. Object: You can bring Excel elements directly into your Word document. Selecting either of these options will open Excel so you can create and edit a fully functional spreadsheet that will then appear as-is in the Word document.
These spreadsheets and charts behave like images in Word, so you can move them around and resize them, and even double-click them to open up Excel and update their data. You can also insert an existing Excel file. To do this, click From File , then navigate to the location of the Excel file and open it. Initially, only the primary sheet appears, but double-click it to allow anyone to access the whole workbook, unless you protect it. These options are only for tables created within Word, not those imported from Excel.
Use these toggles to choose certain table layout elements such as column, row, or header color. These are style presents very similar to table styles in Excel, with a wide variety of colors and varieties. Plus, with the Paint Bucket icon, you can customize the shading rather than choosing one from the dropdown menu. These tools let you design the borders of each individual cell, and the entire table. You can choose thickness, color, and type of line dotted, straight, wavy, etc.
Again, this only works for tables created in Word. Use these tools to select rows, and choose whether or not to show the gridlines. You can also open up the Properties window and edit various elements, table alignment, or how the borders and shading appear. This is another home for the Draw Table and Erase table tools. Use these tools to drag your mouse and draw each cell and erase them, one side at a time.
These are tools for deleting rows, columns, or entire tables. You can also do this by highlighting a cell, right-clicking, and selecting to delete these portions.
Insert rows or columns wherever you like in your table with these tools. Again, you can also access these tools by highlighting and right-clicking different parts of the table.
These tools let you change the organization of your table. You can merge and unmerge cells, like in Excel. This is a helpful feature for creating headers or spacing in your table.
You can also split the table between any two rows. Adjust the height and width of rows and columns numerically, rather than using drag and drop. Use these tools to select multiple rows or columns, and evenly distribute them across the page to make your table look clean and professional.
The alignment tools help you specify how to align the contents of each cell top left, bottom right, center, etc. Sort works the same way, allowing you to select several rows in a column and use them to alphabetize the table. Convert to Text lets you select any number of cells and put them in text value without a table, separated by commas or spaces.
This can be helpful for editing contents in paragraph form later, or importing data into other applications. Finally, there are the functions. Calling cells in formulas is also somewhat more difficult in Word. If you have a single row table, then every cell will be row 1 - A1, B1, C1, etc. The other relevant item to spreadsheets that can be created in Word is the chart function. In the Insert tab, click the insert Chart button to access this feature. Once you choose a style, it will open Excel so you can edit the chart data.
The functionality works exactly the same as in the Excel tutorial above. However, once the chart is in Word, two new tabs in the Ribbon , in place of Table Design and Layout. They become Chart Design and Format. Use these tools to add extra important elements to your chart, either individually with Add Chart Element , or all at once using the helpful presets with Quick Layout.
Use these tools to adjust the style of your chart without changing its layout too much. You can adjust colors, drop shadows, background, and more. Manipulate data in the chart with this set of tools. Select Data takes you back into your Excel session to choose data set you want represented in the chart. Edit Data in Excel allows you to change anything you like about the data in Excel. You can also go into Excel by double-clicking your chart.
When you return to Word, click Refresh Data to update your chart to reflect any changes made to the data in Excel. Change Chart Type allows you to switch from a pie chart to a line graph and so on, using the same set of data. You can select the Plot Area where the graph is stored, the Chart Area where all the axis labels exist, or any other element. Either you can search Google for barcode fonts or you can download the one you want from these sites below.
My suggestion for most people is to use Code 39, Code or QR code fonts as they are the most popular and the easiest to scan. Code 39 is best for very short text, just a few characters. Code can handle a lot more text and the barcode will remain relatively small. With QR codes, you can store a lot of data and the size of the square will get bigger depending on the amount of data. However, there are a few caveats about using barcodes in Word.
Most 1D barcodes require a start and stop character in the barcode for it to be scannable. In addition to start and stop symbols, you also need some special checksum characters. With QR codes and Word, the main problem is that each code square will end up being only one letter. So a five letter word like hello will look like this in Word when using a QR code font:. A single QR code can actually store a lot of data, but that is only if you generate the QR code using third-party software or using a free online barcode generator.
Once you have downloaded the font, it will normally be included in a ZIP archive. Go to your downloads folder in Explorer, right-click on the archive and choose Extract All.
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