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Getting Started

Commands

Creating a Workbook

Formulas and Functions

Formatting

Printing

Databases

Charting (Graphing)

Logical and Database Functions

Data Analysis Features

Importing Text Files

Forms and Macros

Getting Started

Control panel
SmartIcons
Worksheet window
Worksheet tabs
Status bar

Commands

Main menus
Quick menus
Dialog box
Shortcut keys
Function keys

Creating a Workbook

Entering Text and Numbers
Editing Text and Numbers
Creating Basic Formulas
Saving the Workbook

Formulas and Functions

Using the Formula Palette to Make Building Formulas Easier
Using Functions such as @SUM and @AVG
Using Absolute Cell References to Make Your Formulas More Powerful

Formatting

Formatting Text and Numbers
Changing Row and Column Widths
Copying and Pasting Cells
Reusing Your Worksheets with Copy and Paste

Printing

Using Print Preview
Setting Options in Page Setup - Headers and Footers, Paper Orientation, Page Numbering, etc.
Printing Worksheets and the Workbook

Databases

Adding Records
Editing and Deleting Records
Filtering to Select Certain Records
Building Your Own Database

Charting (Graphing)

Creating Charts - the Dos and Don’ts
Editing Charts
Formatting a Chart
Changing the Chart Type
Printing Charts

Logical and Database Functions

PMT Function
Nesting IF Functions
ISERR Function
INDEX Function
MATCH Function
DCOUNT Function

Data Analysis Features

Data Tables
Getting the answer you want with back solving
Creating Tables to Summarize Data

Importing Text Files

Importing Data
Using TEXT Functions
Parsing Data into More Than One Column

Forms and Macros

Creating a Form
Recording Macros
Understanding Local and Global Macros