1. Office 2003 to Office 2007 Transition

3. What’s New?  Improved GUI  Bigger spreadsheets  1,048,576 rows x 16,384 columns  Improved memory and multi processor usage  Themes and styles consistent with other Office applications  Improved conditional formatting  Easier formula writing  Improved sorting and filtering

4. What’s New?  Improved color schemes across all formatting including charts  All Office applications now use the Excel charting  Improved PivotTables  XML storage to improve file size and recoverability  Improved printing  Save to PDF (with download) and XPS  More templates

5. Home

6. Insert

7. Page Layout

8. Formulas

9. Data

10. Review

11. View

12. Chart Tools: Design

13. Chart Tools: Layout

14. Chart Tools: Format

15. Picture Tools: Format

16. Drawing Tools: Format

17. PivotTable Tools: Options

18. PivotTable Tools: Design

19. Table Tools: Design

20. Developer  Needed to run macros, design forms, protect documents and do extensive work with templates  Activate via Office button, Excel Options, Popular, Show Developer tab in the Ribbon

21. Add-Ins  Only visible if applications are added that enhance application, for example, Adobe Acrobat

22. Formula Bar and Scroll Bar (top) Expand / collapse formula bar Scroll bar – up one line Name box Formula Bar Cancel Enter Insert Function Split screen

23. Status Bar (left) Select SheetX New Sheet Mode Macro Recording Shortcut to Macros Sheet: First Previous Next Last

24. Status Bar (right) Zoom buttons and slider Window corner for resizing Zoom % Shortcut to Zoom Views: Normal Page Layout Page Break Preview Split window Resize scroll bar

25. Task Panes

26. Notes  Excel rocks.