Excel: Excel Basics Participation Project

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Excel: Excel Basics Participation Project Housing Problem

Topics Covered Download data and extract ZIP file contents Create a new workbook Adjust sheets Import XML data Import CSV data Import from an Access database Enter data

Download data Right-click on the link or button for the file to download. Select the Save link as or similar option. Choose where to save your file. Desktop is a convenient location Click the Save button to download the file.

Extract ZIP files Right-click on the ZIP file you wish to extract. Select the Extract All option. Choose where the extract files should go. Default location is generally a good choice Click the Extract button. View the contents of the extracted ZIP archive. You can close the Explorer window when you are done.

Create blank workbook Open Excel from the Start Menu. Select the Blank workbook option. Always save your workbook after creating a new blank workbook.

Save blank workbook After creating a new blank workbook, go to the File ribbon. Click the Save as button. Click the Browse button. Choose where to save your Excel workbook. In File name, enter the Excel workbook name listed in the instructions. Click the Save button to save the workbook.

Elements specific to the Excel window Image from Exploring Office 2016. M. A. Poatsy, K. Mulbery, J. Davidson, A. Rutledge, and R. Grauer, Exploring Microsoft Office Excel 2016 Comprehensive, 1st ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson Education, 2016.

Adjust sheet: rename sheet At the bottom of the worksheet, double click Sheet1, or right-click on Sheet1 and select Rename to highlight it. Enter the new sheet name. Press Enter on your keyboard.

Adjust sheet: add sheet At the bottom of the worksheet, click the New Sheet button. Rename the newly added sheet.

Adjust sheet: copy sheet At the bottom of the worksheet, right-click the sheet you want to copy and select Move or Copy. Choose the sheet you want to copy. Check the Create a copy box. Click the OK button. Rename the newly copied sheet.

Adjust sheet: delete sheet At the bottom of the worksheet, right click the sheet you want to delete, and select Delete. Click the Delete button when a warning window pops out.

Import XML file: Part 1 Click the cell where you want to import the XML file. Go to the Data ribbon. Click the Get Data button. In this menu, select From File and then select From XML. Select the XML file you wish to import. Click the Import button.

Import XML File: Part 2 Choose the table you wish to import from the XML file. Click the drop-down arrow beside the Load button and select Load To. Select that you would like to view this data as a table in the existing worksheet. The cell you selected will be listed. Click the OK button.

Import CSV file: PART 1 Click the cell where you want to import the CSV file. Go to the Data ribbon. Click the From Text/CSV button. Select the CSV file you wish to import. Click the Import button. Click the Edit button.

Import csv file: PART 2 Select the Use First Row as Headers box. Click the drop-down arrow beside Close & Load and select Close and Load To. Select that you would like to view this data as a table in the existing worksheet. The cell you selected will be listed. Click the OK button.

Import from Access database Click the cell where you want to import the data. Go to the Data ribbon. Click the Get Data button. Select From Database and then select From Microsoft Access Database. Select the database file you wish to import. Click the Import button. Select table you wish to import. Click the drop-down arrow beside the Load button and select Load To.

Enter data Double-click the cell where you want to enter your data. Type-in the data. When you’re done, press the Tab key to go to the next cell to the right or press Enter to go to the next cell below.