Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet developed by Microsoft for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. It features calculation or computation capabilities, graphing tools, pivot tables, and a macro programming language called Visual Basic for Applications
6. FILE AND BACKSTAGE
• Click on File to get here
• Options here mostly
have to do with file
management
• Print is also here
7. HOME
• Lots of formatting tools
• Note the arrow on the bottom right of each group
• Click on the icon to show more options and features
• Called “dialog box launchers” by Microsoft
9. PAGE LAYOUT
• Formatting options as they relate to page setup
• Can play with themes that change the entire look of your
project
• Printing options
• Arrangement options
10. FORMULAS
• A key purpose of spreadsheets is the
ability to do math
• Here you find more functions then
you will ever need
• Over 460 functions
14. HELP
• Offers a way to get help and offer help
• Can also submit feature ideas to Microsoft
15. QUICK TIP
• Keyboard shortcuts allow us to keep our hands on the
keyboard
• If you forgot the keyboard shortcut for a command, try just
pushing the Alt key
16. QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR
• Top left side of your window
• By Default it comes with
autosave, save, undo and redo
• Can modify by clicking the
Customize Quick Assess
Toolbar button
17. MOVE IT
• You can move the Quick Access Toolbar
below the Ribbon
• Right-click on the Quick Access Toolbar
• Select Show Quick Access Toolbar
Below the Ribbon
18. EXPORTING SETTINGS
• It is possible to export your
setting
• Go to the Backstage
• Click on Options
• Click on Quick Access Toolbar
• The bottom right side of the new
window you will see options to
Import/Export your setting
20. WORKBOOK
• A workbook is the name of the entire file
• It is the name you save the file under
• In this example, the name of the workbook is “BOOK1”
21. WORKSHEET
• Worksheets are the individual sheets that you place and
manipulate data
• Look at the bottom of the window to see the sheets
22. QUICK NAVIGATION
• To get back to the first cell of the worksheet use Ctrl+Home
• To quickly move to the last row Ctrl+Down arrow
• To get back to the top Ctrl+Up arrow
• To go to the next worksheet Ctrl+Page down
30. First thing's first: When should you use a pie
chart? When you need to show parts (slices) that
make up a whole.
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