1. The document discusses the components and functions of Microsoft Excel. It explains elements like the worksheet, rows, columns, and how to enter, edit, select, copy, paste, and format data in cells. 2. Key aspects covered include entering numbers and dates, merging and centering cells, formatting text, and adjusting column width and row height. 3. The purpose of Excel is to organize and manipulate data. It is useful for budgets, invoices, reports and more where numbers and information need to be clearly presented.

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3. Integrated Values
Integrity, Prudence, Accuracy

4. LEARNING COMPETENCIES:
After discussing the subject matter, the learners are expected to be able
to:
1. Appreciate and list the uses of a spreadsheet application.
2. Identify the elements of the Microsoft Excel worksheet.
3. Work with the Microsoft Excel GUI.

5. Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel is a widely used
spreadsheet program.
•A spreadsheet program ¡s a software for entering,
editing, manipulating, and printing information in a
tabulated form.
•It is a program mainly used for handling numbers

6. MS EXCEL

7. Component of Microsoft Excel

9. The Name box displays
the location, or name, of
a selected cell.

10. In the formula bar, you can enter or edit data, a formula,
or a function that will appear in a specific cell.
Insert Function

11. Column a group of cells that runs from the top of the page to the
bottom. In Excel, columns are identified by letters.
Column headings- Horizontal bars on top of the worksheet. They
are labeled with letters from A to XFD
Row a group of cells that runs from the left of the
page to the right. In Excel, rows are identified
by numbers.
Row headings-Vertical bars at the left side of the worksheet.
They are labeled with numbers from 1 to 1,048,576.

13. Tab Split box- use to adjust the area allocated for
displaying the sheet tabs
Sheet tabs- Contain the names of available
worksheet. These tabs enable you to switch to a
specific sheet in the workbook.

15. Active Cell-The cell that is currently selected.
Tab Scrolling buttons- Used to scroll through the
sheet tabs in your workbook

16. Worksheet
views

17. Normal view is the default view for all
worksheets in Excel.

18. Page Layout view displays how your worksheets will
appear when printed. You can also add headers and
footers in this view.

19. Page Break view allows you to change the location of page
breaks, which is especially helpful when printing a lot of
data from Excel

20. Working with a Worksheet

21. Entering Data

23. Editing Data
Using Typeover Using F2 (Edit key) Using Double-click
1. Select the cell you
wish to edit.
2. Type the new data
3. Press Enter
1. Go to the cell you
wish to edit.
2. Press F2
3. Edit the cell as
desired.
4. Press Enter
1. Double-click the cell
you want to edit.
2. Edit the cell as
desired.
3. Press Enter

25. Selecting Cells Using the Mouse
•To select a cell — click the cell
•To select adjacent cells — click and drag over the cells
to highlight your selection
•To select non-adjacent cells:
1. Click and drag over the first range of cells.
2. Hold down the CTRL key.
3. Select the succeeding ranges of cells.

27. Navigating Through the Worksheet Using the Keyboard

29. Deleting Cell
•Select the cell(s) whose data you want to delete.
•Press Delete key.

30. Copying Cells
1.Select the cells to be copied.
2.Under the Home tab, click in the Clipboard group, or right-
click and choose Copy.
3.Move the cell pointer to the first cell of the desired destination.
4.Under the Home tab, click in the Clipboard group, or right-
click and choose Paste.

31. Moving Cells
1.Select the cells to be moved.
2.Under the Home tab, click in the Clipboard group, or right-
click and choose Cut.
3.Move the cell pointer to the first cell of the desired destination.
4.Under the Home tab, click in the Clipboard group, or right-
click and choose Paste.

33. Creating a Number Series
1.Type the first two consecutive numbers of your series
in consecutive cells
2.Select these two cells.
3.Position the mouse pointer over the fill handle till the
mouse pointer becomes a cross-hair.
4.Click and drag to fill the succeeding cells with the
desired series.

34. Creating a Date and Time Series
1.Type the desired date or time in the first cell.
2.Position the mouse pointer over the fill handle till the
mouse pointer becomes a cross hair.
3.Click and drag to fill the succeeding cells with
the desired series.

36. Formatting Cells –Merge & Center
•Selecting cell range (range indicating cells C1:I1 or C1 ,D1 ,E1
,F1 ,G1 ,H1,I1)
•Then clicking (Merge and Center).

38. Formatting Cells -Number
This dialog box has
several tabs. Just click
the tabs to access
their options.
Select the desired
category and format
code. In our
worksheet, the dates
were formatted using
this:

39. Formatting Cells –Fill & Alignment
If the text you have entered is too long
to fit inside the cell, click the Shrink to
fit checkbox

41. Changing the Column Width and Row Height

43. Why do you think it MS excel is important?

44. Activity 1: Data and Numbers on Spreadsheets
Directions:
1. On your eBook Lesson 10, answer Activity letter A and B pages 100 and 101.
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