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Page 1: Worksheets Copyright 2006 South-Western/Thomson Learning

Worksheets

Copyright 2006 South-Western/Thomson Learning

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Workbooks and Worksheets A workbook is a file in Excel A worksheet is one section in a

workbook A worksheet contains

Columns indicated by letters (A, B, C) Rows indicated by numbers (1, 2, 3) Cells indicated by letter and number (B2)

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Excel Window

Column

Row

Cell: intersection of a row and a column

Formula bar

Column heading

Row heading

Worksheet tabs

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Worksheet Guidelines Worksheet title

ALL CAPS Bold 12-point or 14-point font Center across data Leave one blank row after

Worksheet title

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Worksheet Guidelines Column heads

12-point or default font Bold Center alignment

Data in cells Default or regular 12-point font Align data appropriately

Column heads

Data in cells

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Worksheet Guidelines Center worksheets horizontally Center worksheets vertically or use a 2-inch

top margin

2" top margin

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Formulas Equations that perform calculations on

values in a worksheet Begin with an equal sign Appear in the formula bar while results

appear in the cell Formula in formula bar

Result of formula in cell

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Functions Predefined formulas that can be used to

perform calculations Examples

AVERAGE finds the average of numbers COUNT counts the numbers in a cell range MIN finds the smallest number in a cell range MAX finds the largest number in a cell range SUM finds the total of numbers in a cell range

=AVERAGE(B4:G4)

Formula with function

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Clearing Cells To clear the content or formats in a cell

Go to the cell or select several cells Choose Edit, Clear Choose

All to clear contents and formats Formats to clear only formats Contents to clear only contents

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Copying Data To copy data

Select the cell(s) and click Copy Move to the new location and click Paste

To copy data using the fill handle Click and drag over adjacent cells to which you

wish to copy Release the mouse button

Click the fill handle and drag over cells

Release the mouse and data will be copied to cells

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Column Widths To change the column width

Click and drag the column heading border

Click and drag a column heading border

Set an exact width in the Column Width box Choose Format, Column, Width Enter a number for the column width

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Inserting and Deleting To insert a row or column

Click Insert on the menu bar Choose Row or Column

To delete a row or column Select the row or column Choose Edit, Delete

Click and drag over row headings to select rows

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Sorting Data Arranging data in a particular order

Ascending order (1 to 10, A to Z) Descending order (10 to 1, Z to A)

To sort worksheet data Choose Data, Sort Enter the criteria

in the Sort box

Select to leave out title and column heads

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Review

1. In Excel softwarea. A worksheet can contain several

workbooks

b. A workbook can contain several worksheets

c. A worksheet is a file

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Review

1. In Excel software

A workbook can contain several worksheets

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Review

2. In an Excel worksheeta. The worksheet title is shown

vertically in a column

b. Rows are identified by letters

c. A cell is the intersection of a row and a column

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Review

2. In an Excel worksheet

A cell is the intersection of a row and a column

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Review

3. In a worksheeta. The worksheet title should be

aligned at the left

b. All the data in the rows should be in a bold font

c. The column heads should be centered and in bold

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Review

3. In a worksheet

The column heads should be centered and in bold

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Review

4. In an Excel worksheeta. Rows can be inserted or deleted

b. Rows can be inserted but not deleted

c. Columns can be deleted but not inserted

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Review

4. In an Excel worksheetRows can be inserted or deleted

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Review

5. A worksheet shoulda. Be centered horizontally on the page

b. Have a 1-inch top margin

c. Have a 3-inch bottom margin

Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

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Review

5. A worksheet shouldBe centered horizontally on the page

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