Excel Basics - Introduction to Excel - Formatting, Formulas, Cell References, Page Setup

) Introduction.
) Excel file = “Workbook”, not “Document”.
) Columns (Represented by Letters) and Rows (Represented by Numbers).
) Cells = Intersection of Column and Row = Name or Address like B5 or A1.
) Worksheet = Sheet = All the Cells.
) Sheet Tab = Name of worksheet and Insert New Sheets.
) Double-click Sheet Tab to highlight sheet name, then type sheet name, then hit Enter.
) You can add new sheets with Plus button to the right of the sheets: .
) Workbook = All the sheets = File = File Name.
) Selection Cursor is the “thick white cross with a slight black shadow” cursor. .
) Move Cursor.
) Fill Handle = after you select a cell the little black square in the lower right corner. .
) Cross Hair or “Angry Rabbit” Cursor.
) Entering data or formulas.
) Cross Hair or “Angry Rabbit” Cursor Magic.
) Default Alignment In Excel:.
) Stylistic Formatting examples:.
) Select whole table:.
) Entering data into a large range of cells.
) Formulas.
) First Formula using SUM.
) Cell References.
) AVERAGE Function.
) Percentage Formula with Relative Cell Reference and Absolute Cell References Cell .
) Number Formatting.
) Page Setup.
) Move Sheet and Copying Sheet:.
) Summary.