Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Formatting, Formulas, Cell References, Page Setup

Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Formatting, Formulas, Cell References, Page Setup

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Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Formatting, Formulas, Cell References, Page Setup

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  1. 1 ) Introduction
  2. 2 ) Excel file = “Workbook”, not “Document”
  3. 3 ) Columns (Represented by Letters) and Rows (Represented by Numbers)
  4. 4 ) Cells = Intersection of Column and Row = Name or Address like B5 or A1
  5. 5 ) Worksheet = Sheet = All the Cells
  6. 6 ) Sheet Tab = Name of worksheet and Insert New Sheets
  7. 7 ) Double-click Sheet Tab to highlight sheet name, then type sheet name, then hit Enter
  8. 8 ) You can add new sheets with Plus button to the right of the sheets:
  9. 9 ) Workbook = All the sheets = File = File Name
  10. 10 ) Selection Cursor is the “thick white cross with a slight black shadow” cursor.
  11. 11 ) Move Cursor
  12. 12 ) Fill Handle = after you select a cell the little black square in the lower right corner.
  13. 13 ) Cross Hair or “Angry Rabbit” Cursor
  14. 14 ) Entering data or formulas
  15. 15 ) Cross Hair or “Angry Rabbit” Cursor Magic
  16. 16 ) Default Alignment In Excel:
  17. 17 ) Stylistic Formatting examples:
  18. 18 ) Select whole table:
  19. 19 ) Entering data into a large range of cells
  20. 20 ) Formulas
  21. 21 ) First Formula using SUM
  22. 22 ) Cell References
  23. 23 ) AVERAGE Function
  24. 24 ) Percentage Formula with Relative Cell Reference and Absolute Cell References Cell
  25. 25 ) Number Formatting
  26. 26 ) Page Setup
  27. 27 ) Move Sheet and Copying Sheet:
  28. 28 ) Summary

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