Review Ch. 15 – Spreadsheet and Worksheet Basics © 2010, 2006 South-Western, Cengage Learning.

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Review Ch. 15 – Spreadsheet and Worksheet Basics © 2010, 2006 South-Western, Cengage Learning

Excel Worksheet Slide 2

Move Around a Worksheet Use the mouse and scroll bars Use  and  (or TAB) Use PAGE UP and PAGE DOWN keys Use F5 and enter a cell address Use CTRL-HOME and CTRL-END Slide 3

Enter Data To record data keyed in a cell, press ENTER or TAB To cancel data entry, press ESC Slide 4

Formatting a Worksheet Format one cell or a range of cells Slide 5

Printing Worksheets Use Print Preview to check Change margins or center if needed Slide 6

Formulas Begin formulas with equal sign (=) Order of solving: –Calculations inside parentheses first –Multiplication and division (in order) –Addition and subtraction (in order) Slide 7

Functions Predefined formula Common functions include: –SUM (adds numbers) –AVERAGE (finds the average of a range) –COUNT (counts the numbers in a range) –MIN (finds the smallest number in a range) –MAX (finds the largest number in a range) AutoSum: select a function and Excel automatically suggests a range Slide 8

Edit and Clear Cells Slide 9

Copy and Move Data Use Cut, Copy and Paste from the Clipboard group on the Home tab Use the fill handle to copy to adjacent cells: Slide 10

Change Column Width Specify exact width –select Column Width from the Format option in the Cells group on the Home tab Apply to multiple columns –Select column heads then apply width change Slide 11

Change Column Width Adjust column width automatically to fit the longest item in the column –Double click the right column border –Or use AutoFit Column Width feature select Column Width from the Format option in the Cells group on the Home tab Can also apply to multiple columns –Select column heads first Slide 12

Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns Press the Insert button in the Cells group on the Home tab Press the Delete button in the Cells group on the Home tab Slide 13

Sorting Worksheet Data Slide 14

Different Sorts of Same Data Sort by period and names Sort by period only Slide 15

Insert Worksheet in Word In Word, click Table button in the Tables group on the Insert tab Select Excel Worksheet Slide 16

Parts of a Chart Slide 17

Create Chart Select cell range Click Column in the Charts group on the Insert tab Click the Clustered Column option Slide 18

Format Chart Click the Quick Layout down arrow –In the Chart Layouts group on the Chart Tools Design tab Adds chart title, axis titles, and gridlines Slide 19

Chart Types Column chart Bar chart Pie graph Slide 20

Review Question 1.In a worksheet, data are keyed into a.Workbooks b.Cells c.Rows d.Columns Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 21 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 1.In a worksheet, data are keyed into a.Workbooks b.Cells c.Rows d.Columns Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 22

Review Question 2.B4:C10 is a.A row b.A column c.A range d.A formula Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 23 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 2.B4:C10 is a.A row b.A column c.A range d.A formula Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 24

Review Question 3.Formulas are a.Covered by cell ranges b.Predefined functions c.Equations that perform calculations d.Applied number formats Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 25 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 3.Formulas are a.Covered by cell ranges b.Predefined functions c.Equations that perform calculations d.Applied number formats Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 26

Review Question 4.All of the following are commonly used functions except a.SUM b.AVERAGE c.COUNT d.INCLUDE Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 27 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 4.All of the following are commonly used functions except a.SUM b.AVERAGE c.COUNT d.INCLUDE Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 28

Review Question 5.Which of the following can be cleared with the Clear button? a.Cell borders b.Cell formulas c.Cell data d.All of the above e.None of the above Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 29 Read the question and decide which answer you think is correct. Click the mouse to see the correct answer.

ANSWER 5.Which of the following can be cleared with the Clear button? a.Cell borders b.Cell formulas c.Cell data d.All of the above e.None of the above Click the mouse or tap the RIGHT ARROW key to continue Slide 30