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CA I Excel Lesson 1
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√Cells√Components√Other Terms active cell formula bar column cell name box label cell address Go To command row find range Excel replace value spreadsheet zoom workbook worksheet worksheet tab
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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 and it calculates the results.
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Worksheet and Workbook When you start Excel the programs starts with three blank worksheets: Sheet 1, Sheet 2, and Sheet 3. The name of the worksheet appears on the worksheet tab.
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Worksheet and Workbook A worksheet is one spreadsheet in a workbook. ◦ Sheet 1 is a worksheet. ◦ Sheet 2 is another worksheet. A workbook is a collection of related worksheets. ◦ All three sheets, Sheet 1, Sheet 2, and Sheet 3, make the workbook.
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Components Name Box is a box on the spreadsheet (just below the toolbar) that contains the cell reference for the active cell. Formula Bar is a box on the spreadsheet (just below the toolbar) that contains the formula or data contained in the active cell. A Formula is a series of calculations, expressions, numbers, and operators to carry out a command in mathematics Name Box Formula Bar
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Cells A cell is the intersection of a row or column. An active cell is the cell that is highlighted. This cell address shows up in the name box. The cell address is the designation for a cell (for example: A5 or C17). This is the active cell. Its cell address is C2.
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Cells A value is numeric data that is entered into a cell. ◦ It can contain a plus or minus sign, digits, and a decimal point. ◦ Values can be used in calculations. They are aligned to the right. An label is alphanumeric data. ◦ It can contain letters, punctuation marks, symbols, or numbers. ◦ Labels are not used in calculations. They are aligned to the left. This is a value. This is a label. 45 labels A great way to remember this is that Labels and Left begin with L
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Columns and Rows A row is a horizontal line of data that is identified by a number on the left side. A column is a vertical line of data that is identified by a letter at the top. Row Column
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Other Terms Zooming magnifies or reduces the view of the worksheet. A range is a set of adjoining highlighted cells (for example: B5:B18). The range is highlighted. This range is A1:C2.
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Other Terms The Go To command is the fastest way to move to a particular cell. Find locates data in a worksheet. Replace substitutes new data for the found data.
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