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Exploring Microsoft Excel

Exploring Microsoft Excel. Chapter 1 Introduction to Microsoft Excel: What is a Spreadsheet?. Objectives (1 of 2). Describe what a spreadsheet is and potential applications Distinguish between a formula and a constant Open, save, print a workbook; insert and delete rows and columns

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Exploring Microsoft Excel

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  1. ExploringMicrosoftExcel Chapter 1 Introduction to Microsoft Excel: What is a Spreadsheet?

  2. Objectives (1 of 2) • Describe what a spreadsheet is and potential applications • Distinguish between a formula and a constant • Open, save, print a workbook; insert and delete rows and columns • Distinguish between a pull-down menu, shortcut menu and toolbar Chapter 1

  3. Objectives (2 of 2) • Describe the three-dimensional nature of a workbook; distinguish between a workbook and a worksheet • Print worksheet with values or formulas • Use Page Setup to print worksheet and preview before printing Chapter 1

  4. Overview • Introduction to Spreadsheets and Excel • Show wide diversity of spreadsheet applications • Fundamentals of spreadsheets using Excel • Worksheet recalculates automatically after changes Chapter 1

  5. Spreadsheet Basics • Spreadsheet is a computerized ledger • Divided into Rows and Columns • Cell References • Constants--entries that do not change • Formulas--combination of constants and functions Chapter 1

  6. Excel Basics • Common user interface of all Office applications • Worksheet is an Excel spreadsheet • Workbook contains one or more worksheets • Toolbars--Standard and Formatting • File menu--Save, Open and Print commands Chapter 1

  7. Introduction to Microsoft Excel Hands-On Exercise 1 • Welcome to Windows • Obtain the Practice Files • Start Microsoft Excel • Open the Workbook • The Active Cell, Formula Bar and Worksheet Tabs • Experiment (What If?) • The Office Assistant • Print and Close the Workbook Chapter 1

  8. Modifying the Worksheet • Insert and Delete Commands for both rows and columns • Page Setup Commands--Portrait versus Landscape, Margins, Header/Footer, and Sheet Tabs Chapter 1

  9. Modifying a Worksheet Hands-On Exercise 2 • Open the Workbook • The Save As Command • Delete a Row • The Undo Command • Insert a Row and Second Row • Insert a Column • Display the Cell Formulas • The Page Setup Command • The Print Preview Command Chapter 1

  10. Excel Features and Commands • Active cell • Formula bar • Shortcut menu • Status bar • Toolbars • ScreenTips • Edit Delete versus Edit Clear • Incompatible File Type from Excel • Save as Command Chapter 1

  11. Chapter 1 Summary • Spreadsheet is computerized accountant’s ledger • Spreadsheet is generic term • Cells contain formulas or constants • Editing worksheets • Print worksheets with values and formulas Chapter 1

  12. Practice with Excel 1. More with Grade books 2. Exotic Gardens Nurseries 3. Residential Colleges 4. Budget Chapter 1

  13. Case Studies • Buying a Computer • Portfolio Management • Accuracy Counts • Microsoft Online Chapter 1

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