• Use the scrollbar at the bottom of the spreadsheet to scroll right to page 2. (If you don't see the line indicating the page break, click View>PageBreakPreview>OK and then click View>Normal.)
• Begin typing the story in the first cell on page 2. You'll probably get 1-2 words in each cell. Do NOT resize cells on this page!
• When you get to the place at which the first prompt response should appear, hit Tab, and then type =B2 (the location of the cell that contains the blank for the first prompt response). Note that the formula for each prompt response must be in a its own cell, separate from the words -- and even punctuation marks -- in the story.
• Hit Enter (or Return) to move to a new cell. Notice the 0 that appears in the cell in which you typed the formula? The 0 tells you that the computer can't find a word to insert in that cell -- which is correct. To be sure you've typed the correct prompt, scroll to page 1, type a word in the first blank, then scroll back and see if the word you typed appears where the 0 was before. If it does, the formula is correct.
• Continue typing the story, typing =B3 to indicate the second substitute word, =B4 to indicate the next substitute word, and so on. Don't forget to hit Tab before each prompt response formula, and Enter (or Return) after each prompt response formula. (Remember, if a prompt response formula ends a sentence, you need to insert the period, exclamation mark, or question mark in the cell AFTER the prompt response formula cell, NOT in the same cell.)
• When finished, the story should look something like this:
  
  
  
• Highlight all the cells on page 2, click the font icon (a letter A with a line under it), and change the font to white. The story should disappear. If you don't see the font icon, click View>Toolbars>Formatting to view it.
• Save your work.

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