SPREADSHEET ESSENTIALS – LESSON 1 ICT 2. LEARNING TARGET Student will identify the parts of a spreadsheet.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Spreadsheet Software lesson 14. This lesson includes the following sections: Spreadsheet Programs and Their Uses The Spreadsheet's Interface Entering.
Advertisements

Lesson 12 Getting Started with Excel Essentials
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Microsoft Excel Computers Week 4.
1 Excel Lesson 1 Understanding Excel Fundamentals Microsoft Office 2010 Fundamentals Story / Walls.
Excel Understanding Excel Fundamentals Microsoft Office 2010 Fundamentals 1.
BY: T. KHAWLAH AL-MUTLAQ Excel Web App. Introduction to Spreadsheets 2 A spreadsheet is an electronic file used to organize related data and perform calculations.
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2013 EXCEL 1. 2 File Tab 1 Title Bar 5. Group 7 Name Box 6 Active Cell 8 Formula Bar 4 Ribbon 9 Column 10. Row 11 Sheet Tabs 12 View.
Excel 1 Notes CREATING A WORKSHEET WITH AN EMBEDDED CHART.
Excel Web App By: Ms. Fatima Shannag.
Excel Worksheet Basics Terminology Navigation The Ribbon 1 Nolan Tomboulian Tomboulian.wikispaces.com.
Key Applications Module Lesson 16 — Excel Essentials Computer Literacy BASICS.
Excel – a spreadsheet program that allows you to organize, calculate, make decisions, graph, develop reports, and publish information to the Web. Worksheet.
This is the first sheet of a spreadsheet workbook. The workbook begins initially with 3 work sheets. A spreadsheet is made of columns and rows. The intersection.
Active Cell Name Box Title Bar Formula Bar ColumnsMenu Bar Formatting Toolbar Standard Toolbar Rows Cell Fill Handle.
Introducing Excel Jason C. H. Chen, Ph.D. Professor of Management Information Systems School of Business Administration Gonzaga University Spokane, WA.
Key Applications Module Lesson 21 — Access Essentials
Computing Fundamentals
CA I Excel Lesson 1. √Cells√Components√Other Terms active cell formula bar column cell name box label cell address Go To command row find range Excel.
EXCEL Intro to Microsoft Excel. Objectives for the Week Content ObjectivesLanguage Objectives I can create and manipulate charts, graphs, and reports.
Excel Web App By: Ms. Fatima Shannag.
1 Lesson 12 Getting Started with Excel Essentials Computer Literacy BASICS: A Comprehensive Guide to IC 3, 3 rd Edition Morrison / Wells.
Spreadsheet Vocabulary.  Spreadsheet = an electronic document in which data is arranged in the rows and columns of a grid and can be manipulated and.
CRSD Technology Training Tony Judice. Quick Access Toolbar – can be modifiedSave as… allows you to save the file to a different location and also as an.
© 2010 Pearson Education, Inc. | Publishing as Prentice Hall.1 Computer Literacy for IC 3 Unit 2: Using Productivity Software Chapter 6: Creating and Formatting.
Spreadsheets 101 What is Excel?. Objectives 1. Identify the parts of the Excel Screen 2. Identify the functions of a spreadsheet 3. Identify how spreadsheets.
EXCEL LESSON 1. WHAT IS EXCEL? Excel is a spreadsheet program. A spreadsheet is a grid of rows and columns in which you enter text, numbers, and formulas.
Do I Understand Spreadsheets? Assessment Game. Question 1 What is a spreadsheet?
Computer Literacy BASICS: A Comprehensive Guide to IC 3, 5 th Edition Lesson 18 Getting Started with Excel Essentials 1 Morrison / Wells / Ruffolo.
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology What is a spreadsheet? Spreadsheets are: –Applications that track, analyze, and chart numeric information –Used.
Cell Column Drawing Toolbar Formatting Toolbar Formula Bar Help Box Menu Bar Name Box Rows Standard Toolbar Title Bar Worksheet.
1 Lesson 18 Getting Started with Excel Essentials Computer Literacy BASICS: A Comprehensive Guide to IC 3, 4 th Edition Morrison / Wells.
Groups of cells labeled with letters that go up and down (vertical)
COMPUTER LITERACY NOTES MS-EXCEL. SPREADSHEETS A spreadsheet is a computer equivalent of a paper ledger sheet. Excel allows you to create spreadsheets.
Lecturer: Dalia Mirghani
Microsoft Excel This class is “HANDS-ON” you will need to open up an excel spreadsheet and do examples as you go along. Students will be able to follow.
How can Microsoft Excel 2007 help you to be more productive?
Unit 4, Lesson 1 Creating and Formatting a Worksheet
Lesson 2 Tables and Charts
Spreadsheet Vocabulary Terms
MS-EXCEL SUMMARY.
Spreadsheet/Worksheet/ Excel
EXCEL Introduction.
Microsoft Excel 101.
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Excel 1 Microsoft Office 2013.
Excel Spreadsheet Introduction and Terminology.
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Microsoft Excel All editions of Microsoft office.
Spreadsheet essentials
Lesson 17 Getting Started with Excel Essentials
Lesson 18 Getting Started with Excel Essentials
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
ICT Spreadsheets Lesson 1: Introduction to Spreadsheets
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Intro to Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Excel 101.
Objectives At the end of this session, students will be able to:
Intro/review of Excel.
Key Applications Module Lesson 16 — Excel Essentials
Computer Science 10 & ICT 9 EXCEL
Spreadsheet Basics Computer Technology.
Unit G: Using Complex Formulas, Functions, and Tables
Spreadsheets and Data Management
Spreadsheet Basics
Lesson 14 Spreadsheet Software.
Introduction to Computers
Key Applications Module Lesson 14 — Working with Tables
Presentation transcript:

SPREADSHEET ESSENTIALS – LESSON 1 ICT 2

LEARNING TARGET Student will identify the parts of a spreadsheet.

VOCABULARY Cell Reference – location of a cell Row – labeled with numbers Formula Bar – allows users to enter a formula Column – labeled with letters Cell – individual rectangle within a spreadsheet Cell Range – refers to a group of cells within a spreasheet Merge – combining 2 or more cells together to form a larger cell Spreadsheet – a document that arranges data in a series of columns and rows Help Menu – provides assistance with spreadsheets Spreadsheet Title – displays the name of the spreadsheet Workbook – a collection of worksheets in a spreadsheet document

LEARNING SCALE 4.0 I can identify the parts of a spreadsheet and explain it to someone else. 3.0 I can identify the parts of a spreadsheet. 2.0 I can identify some parts of a spreadsheet. 1.0 I cannot identify the parts of a spreadsheet.

SPREADSHEETS A spreadsheet is a document that stores data in a grid of horizontal rows and vertical columns. They can be used (tracking sales, storing customer and employee information, tracking inventory). They are useful for storing, organizing and manipulating data.

SPREADSHEETS They are made up of columns and rows, organized by letters and numbers

CELLS, COLUMNS, AND ROWS cell is a specific location within a spreadsheet and is defined by the intersection of a row and column. A column is a vertical group of values within a table. A row is a horizontal group of values within a table.

CELL REFERENCE the address or location of a specific cell Like the coordinates (cell A1 is in column A, Row 1)

CELL RANGE A group of cells within a row or column Example: A3:F3

WORKING WITH SPREADSHEETS

LEARNING TARGET Student will insert and format various types of data in a spreadsheet.

VOCABULARY Cell Reference – location of a cell Row – labeled with numbers Formula Bar – allows users to enter a formula Column – labeled with letters Cell – individual rectangle within a spreadsheet Cell Range – refers to a group of cells within a spreasheet Merge – combining 2 or more cells together to form a larger cell Spreadsheet – a document that arranges data in a series of columns and rows Help Menu – provides assistance with spreadsheets Spreadsheet Title – displays the name of the spreadsheet Workbook – a collection of worksheets in a spreadsheet document

LEARNING SCALE 4.0 I can insert and format various types of data in a spreadsheet and teach them to someone else. 3.0 I can insert and format various types of data in a spreadsheet. 2.0 I can insert and format some types of data in a spreadsheet. 1.0 I cannot insert and format various types of data in a spreadsheet.

WORKING WITH SPREADSHEETS Follow along with me as I show you how to: Open a spreadsheet program Create a new worksheet Identify the Spreadsheet title Toolbar Menu Shortcut toolbar Formula Bar Help Menu

WORKBOOKS made up of worksheets that are accessible via tabs at the bottom of the workbook.

SPREADSHEET NAVIGATION Follow along with me as I show you how to Select and rename worksheets Navigate between worksheets Navigate between cells, rows, and columns Select an entire row, entire column, and a range of cells Select multiple cells that are not adjacent

CREATING AND MANAGING SPREADSHEET DATA Do this spreadsheet activity along with me…

USE THE UNDO AND REDO FEATURES, ADD ADDITIONAL FORMATTING TO CELL DATA, AND USE THE PERCENTAGE FORMAT.

CREATE A SPREADSHEET ACTIVITY

SORTING SPREADSHEET DATA Sorting data allows users to re-order that data on a spreadsheet Examples of sorting data Organizing by alphabetical Sorting by birthday Sorting by price

SORTING SPREADSHEET DATA

FILTERING SPREADSHEET DATA Allows user to display data based on specific criteria Examples of filtering: displaying only failing grades, displaying only December birthdays, displaying only students who’s name begins with the letter “R”

FORMATTING CELLS, COLUMNS AND ROWS You will learn how to adjust row and column widths, insert row and columns, merge cells, and apply shading and borders

ADDING BORDERS AND SHADING TO SPREADSHEETS Allows data to stand out

SPREADSHEET ACTIVITY