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EXCEL 2007. Part 4. Today’s Lesson. Search & Replace Sorting Data Copying, Moving and Deleting Within a Worksheet Between Worksheets Cell(s) Between Active Workbooks Fill Handle Copy/Increment Data Series of Items. Ribbon Groups Used – Home & View TAB. Clipboard. Search & Sort.
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EXCEL 2007 Part 4
Today’s Lesson • Search & Replace • Sorting Data • Copying, Moving and Deleting • Within a Worksheet • Between Worksheets • Cell(s) • Between Active Workbooks • Fill Handle • Copy/Increment Data • Series of Items
Ribbon Groups Used – Home & View TAB Clipboard Search & Sort View Tab - Windows
Search & Replace • Find specific occurrences of data • Find • Find Next • Find All • Replace • Replace All
Exercise • Open replace.xlsx workbook • Using Find Next/Replace (one at a time) change • ‘Dinner’ to ‘Lunch’ • How many replacements? • Using Replace All (all at once) change • ‘Gaeilge’ to ‘Irish’ • How many replacements? • Save as replace1.xlsx
Sorting a Cell Range • Ascending • A to Z • Lowest to Highest • Descending • Z to A • Highest to Lowest • Sort Dialogue Box • Sort by 2 criteria Note: To sort data with empty rows/columns or a section of data you must select the range of cells that contain the data first.
Custom Sort Add Levels Headers First Level
Exercise • Open sorting.xlsx workbook • Surnames are sorted in Ascending Order but Liam Kelly should not be before Brian Kelly • Use Custom Sort to sort by Surname and then First Name • Practice sorting in ascending/descending order based on student marks • Save as sorting1.xlsx
Copying & Moving Within a Worksheet Between Worksheets Same as between cells Before pasting click a worksheet tab to open the new worksheet • Copy a range of cells • Select / Copy / Paste • Paste Options • Used for paste options
SHORTCUTS: Copy = Ctrl + C Paste = Ctrl + V Move = Ctrl + X Paste = Ctrl + V
Deleting Cells Right Click Shortcut Menu Delete or Clear Contents • Select cell or range of cells • Press the Delete key
Exercise • Open copymove.xlsx workbook • Use Copy/Move commands to get the spreadsheet to look like the one handed out • Delete contents of cells B19:E20 • Copy contents to a new worksheet • Name worksheets as ‘Timetable’ and ‘Timetable Copy’ • Save as copymove1.xlsx
Copying/Moving between Workbooks • Similar to within a Workbook • Must have both Workbooks open • Switch between active workbooks by clicking the workbook in the View Tab - Windows Group
Exercise • Open copy1.xlsx workbook • Open copy2.xlsx workbook • Copy the contents of cell range A4:F14 of copy1.xlsx • Paste into copy2.xlsx, starting in cell A4 • Save as copy2.xlsx as copy3.xlsx
Fill Handle Copy/Increment Series of Items Use Auto Fill Options Menu Or Use Ctrl key as you drag • Default setting to copy data as well as formatting to adjacent cells
Exercise • Open fill.xlsx workbook • Using the fill handle, copy data into their appropriate cells (as per handout) • Save as myfill.xlsx