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Microsoft Excel
1.
Starting Excel
2.
Window Properties
3.
Toolbars & Task Pane
4.
Creating Workbooks
5.
Creating Worksheets
6.
Selecting Cells
7.
Entering Data
8.
Saving
9.
Formatting
10.
Cutting & Copying
11.
Basic Math
12.
The AutoSum Feature
13.
The Function Wizard
14.
Relative & Absolute References
15.
The AutoFill Function
16.
Paste Special
17.
Linking Cells
18.
Organizing Data
19.
Charts
20.
Inserting Comments
21.
Page Setup
22.
Printing
23.
Closing & Exiting
For instructions on using Microsoft Excel 2003, please use the links to the left or the Table of Contents below.
Table of Contents
:
Starting Microsoft Excel
Excel Window Properties
Toolbars & the Task Pane
Separating Toolbars & Displaying Complete Dropdown Menus
Accessing Other Toolbars
Adding & Deleting Toolbar Icons
The Task Pane
Creating a New Workbook
Creating New Worksheets
Selecting Cells
Entering Data in a Worksheet
Saving a Workbook
Formatting
Formatting Cells Using the Formatting Toolbar
Formatting Numbers
Wrapping Text
Merging Cells
AutoFitting Data Within Cells
Changing Worksheet Tab Colors
Cutting & Copying Data
Cutting Data
Copying Data
Performing Basic Mathematical Operations
Using the AutoSum Feature
The Function Wizard
Relative & Absolute References
What are Relative & Absolute References?
Copying a Formula Using a Relative Reference
Copying a Formula Using an Absolute Reference
AutoFill
Copying Text or Numbers
Creating a List or a Series
The Paste Special Function
Linking Cells
Organizing Data
Basic Data Sorting
Multiple-Level Sorting
Subtotaling Sorted Lists
Filtering Lists
Charts
Creating Charts
Editing Your Chart
Inserting Comments in a Worksheet
Page Setup
Using the Page Setup Dialog to Add Headers & Footers, Determine Size, Orientation & Margins, Print Specific Portions of Your Worksheet, etc.
Adding the File Name and Network File Path to a Worksheet
Printing a Worksheet
Closing a Workbook
Exiting Microsoft Excel
Revised October 19, 2010 (DHFM)