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1 Excel 2010 Office Button The File Button located in the upper left corner of the window contains the Save, Save As, Open, Close, Info, Recent, New, Print, Share and Help commands. Excel Options Menu The Excel Options window allows the user to set preferences for view, edit, and display settings. General Show Minitoolbar on selection Enable Live Preview Color Scheme ScreenTip Style Default font and size Number of worksheets Formulas Calcuation Options Autocomplete formulas Error checking rules Proofing AutoCorrect Options Spelling and Grammar Options Advanced Editing Options Display Quick Access Toolbar Allows single click access to popular commands such as Save and Undo. Located to the right of the File button, the toolbar can be moved and customized. To customize the Quick Access Toolbar, click the drop arrow and select or remove commands. Ribbon The ribbon in Office 2010 replaces the menus and toolbars of previous Office Versions and is organized with similar commands grouped under tabs. Some tabs do not appear until required. Double-clicking a tab minimizes the ribbon. The commands are still available when the ribbon is minimized. Select All Learning Excel 2010 Page 1 of 13
2 Layout Views To select the entire worksheet, click the Select All button located in the upper left corner of the spreadsheet. Your spreadsheet can be viewed in 3 different ways. Normal Page Layout Page Break Preview Enter/Edit Data Data Types Autofill *Normal Default layout for working in a spreadsheet *Page Layout Useful before printing to see how the spreadsheet will print Can add header and footer. *Page Break Preview Useful for adjusting the page breaks in a spreadsheet Numbers, text, dates, formulas, and functions are the data types that can be entered into a spreadsheet. Pressing the [ENTER] key moves the cursor down; pressing [TAB] moves the cursor to the right. To repeat data entered in a cell in subsequent cells: 1. Click the cell with the data 2. Place the mouse on the bottom right of the cell. 3. When the mouse changes to a plus sign, drag down or across To autofill a series of data: 1. Click the cell with the data 2. Place the mouse on the bottom right of the cell 3. When the mouse changes to a plus sign, drag down or across 4. After releasing the mouse, select Fill Series from the AutoFill Options box Another way to fill a series: 1. Highlight the beginning cell and cells to fill 2. Home>Editing>Fill>Series 3. Specify the type, unit, and step value Clear Data To clear data from cells: 1. Highlight the cells to clear 2. Home>Editing>Clear You can select Clear All, Clear Formats, Clear Contents, Clear Comments Move Cell Data Learning Excel 2010 Page 2 of 13
3 Copy/Paste Cell Data Move data from one cell to another: 1. Select the cells to move 2. Place the mouse over the border of the highlighted cells until the mouse is a cross with 4 arrows 3. Click and drag the cells to a new location Copy the contents from one cell to another: 1. Select the cells to copy 2. Right-click on the cells and select Copy 3. Click the cell to receive the data 4. Right-click and select Paste Create a Simple Formula Formulas perform calculations on values in the worksheet. All formulas begin with an equal sign (=). To create a formula to add the values of 3 cells: 1. Click in the cell that will hold the formula and display the sum 2. Enter = 3. Click the first cell to add to the equation 4. Enter + 5. Click the second cell to add to the equation 6. Enter + 7. Click the third cell to add to the equation 8. Press [ENTER] Create a Formula Using a Function Sum Function The spreadsheet cell will display the result of the formula but the formula bar above the column headings will display the formula. Excel contains many ready to use functions that perform calculations without typing a long formula. Functions may be found under the Formulas tab. To sum a range of numbers: 1. Click the cell after the numbers 2. Formulas>Function Library>AutoSum>Sum 3. Press [ENTER] Learning Excel 2010 Page 3 of 13
4 Average Function To average a range of numbers: 1. Click the cell after the numbers 2. Formulas>Function Library>AutoSum>Average 3. Press [ENTER] Format Data Selecting Cells Format Dates, Numbers, Text * Select a row by clicking the row heading. * Select a column by clicking the column heading. * Select a range of cells by: 1. Clicking the first cell 2. Locate the bottom right cell 3. Hold [SHIFT] and click * Select to last cell with data 1. Click the first cell with data 2. Press [CTRL] [SHIFT] [END] To format text (font, size, bold, italics, underline, shading, text color) Home>Font To change the alignment of data (left, center, right, top, middle, bottom, orientation, wrap, and indentation) Home>Alignment To format numbers (commas, percents, fractions, decimal, date, time) Home>Numbers>Number Format drop menu Change height/width To change the height of a row or the width of a column: 1. Place the mouse on the line between the rows (columns) until the mouse appears as plus with 2 arrows 2. Click and drag to adjust the height (width) Autofit: To automatically adjust the width of a column to accommodate the longest item, double-click the right edge of the column. Merge Cells To merge 2 or more cells: 1. Click and drag to select the cells 2. Home>Alignment>Merge & Center 3. Select either Merge & Center, Merge Across, Merge Cells, or Unmerge Cells Learning Excel 2010 Page 4 of 13
5 Insert Column/Row To insert a column: 1. Click in the column to be pushed to the right of the new column 2. Home>Cells>Insert>Insert sheet column To insert a row: 1. Click in the row to be pushed down by the new row 2. Home>Cells>Insert>Insert sheet row To insert a cell: 1. Click in the cell to be moved 2. Home>Cells>Insert>Insert cell 3. Select which direction to move the cell 4. Click OK Delete Column/Row To delete a column: 1. Click in the column to deleted 2. Home>Cells>Delete>Delete sheet column To delete a row: 1. Click in the row to deleted 2. Home>Cells>Delete>Delete sheet row To delete a cell: 1. Click in the cell to deleted 2. Home>Cells>Delete>Delete cell 3. Select which direction to move the remaining cells 4. Click OK Shading (Fill Color) To add shading to a cell: 1. Highlight the cell 2. Home>Font>Fill Color drop arrow 3. Select a color To add a pattern to a cell: 1. Highlight the cell 2. Home>Font 3. Click the Dialog Box Launcher 4. Click the Fill tab 5. Select a pattern color and style 6. Click OK Learning Excel 2010 Page 5 of 13
6 Borders Cell Styles Conditional Formatting Find/Replace To add borders to a group of cells: 1. Highlight the cells 2. Home>Font 3. Click the Borders drop arrow 4. Select the border to apply or click More Borders to create a custom border Cell styles are preset colors, font, size, and formatting to help format your spreadsheet. 1. Highlight the cells to change 2. Home>Styles>Cell Styles 3. Select one of the preset styles Conditional formatting uses rules to determine how to shade a cell. For example if you wanted to highlight the member renewal month of February in a member database: 1. Highlight the cells containing the renewal month 2. Home>Styles>Conditional Formatting drop arrow 3. Select Highlight Cell Rules>Text That Contains 4. Enter February and select a color 5. Click OK To locate data in a spreadsheet, use the Find command: 1. Home>Edit>Find & Select>Find 2. Enter the data to find 3. Click Find Next 4. Continue to click Find to locate other occurrences of the data To replace data in a spreadsheet, use the Replace command: 1. Home>Edit>Find & Select>Replace 2. Enter the text to be replaced 3. Enter the new text 4. Click Find Next 5. Click Replace Replace All will automatically replace all occurrences of the data. Go To To jump to any cell in the worksheet: 1. Double-click the Name Box 2. Type the address of the cell 3. Press [ENTER] Learning Excel 2010 Page 6 of 13
7 Prepare to Print Margins To set the document margins: 1. Page Layout>Page Setup>Margins 2. Select one of the preset margins or choose Customize Orientation To change the page orientation: 1. Page Layout>Page Setup>Orientation 2. Select either Landscape or Portrait Print Gridlines If borders have not been set but you want the gridlines to print: 1. Page Layout>Sheet Options>Gridlines 2. Click Print checkbox Print Headings To print the column and row headings: 1. Page Layout>Sheet Options>Headings 2. Click Print checkbox Scale to Fit To reduce the size of the printed spreadsheet: 1. Page Layout>Scale to Fit 2. Reduce the scale of the spreadsheet by entering a number less than 100% Set Print Area To print only part of a spreadsheet: 1. Highlight the area to print 2. Page Layout>Page Setup>Print Area 3. Select Set Print Area Learning Excel 2010 Page 7 of 13
8 Print Titles Headers/Footers Document Launcher The Print Titles features allows designated column and rows to print on each page. To set print titles: 1. Page Layout>Page Setup>Print Titles 2. To repeat a row on every page, enter the row number in the Row to Repeat at Top box in this format - 1:1 (repeat row 1) 3. To repeat a column on every page, enter the column letter in the Columns to Repeat at Left in this format a:a (repeat column a) 4. Click OK To create a header/footer: 1. Page Layout>Page Setup>Document Launcher 2. Click Header/Footer tab 3. Click Custom Header or Custom Footer 4. Enter the text or click to add page numbers, date, etc. 5. Click OK twice Print Preview Printing To preview the spreadsheet before printing: 1. Office Button>Print>Print Preview 2. Within Print Preview you can scroll to another page, zoom in to see the information, look at the margins, access page setup, and print 3. Click Close Preview To print a spreadsheet: 1. Office Button>Print>Print 2. Within the print window, you can select the number of copies to print, print selected pages, print selection, or ignore print areas 3. Click OK to print Freeze (Lock) Rows/Columns Freezing rows or columns will allow the rows or columns to remain on the screen even when you scroll to another page. This does not affect printing the spreadsheet; just viewing. To freeze a row: 1. Click a cell below the row to freeze 2. View>Window>Freeze Panes 3. Select Freeze Panes To freeze a column: 1. Click a cell to the right of the column to freeze 2. View>Window>Freeze Panes 3. Select Freeze Panes To unfreeze: View>Window>Freeze Panes Select Unfreeze Panes Learning Excel 2010 Page 8 of 13
9 Split Panes Splitting the pane creates 2 work areas from the same spreadsheet that allows you to scroll independently within each pane. To split the pane: 1. Move the mouse over the split box at the top of the vertical scroll bar or the far right of the horizontal scroll bar 2. Click and drag to create the panes To remove the split, double-click on the split bar that displays in the spreadsheet. View Side by Side To view 2 worksheets at the same time: 1. Open both worksheets 2. View>Window>View Side by Side To return to viewing only 1 spreadsheet: View>Window>View Side by Side (acts as a toggle) WordArt, Clipart, SmartArt, Freeform Shapes Each of these features operate the same in Excel as in Word except the objects sit on top of the cells in a spreadsheet. All of the objects are accessed from the Insert tab. Multiple Worksheets Excel begins each new spreadsheet with 3 worksheets. You will see the worksheets listed at the bottom of the window names Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet3. You can add additional worksheets if needed. To add a worksheet after the last worksheet: Click the Insert Worksheet tab to the right of the last worksheet To add a worksheet before a worksheet: 1. Click the existing worksheet s name 2. Home>Cells>Insert>Insert Sheet Right-click a worksheet name to: Delete Rename Change tab color Move Learning Excel 2010 Page 9 of 13
10 Filter Data In a spreadsheet that contains a listing, filtering will only display the rows that match the criteria you create. 1. Select the range of cells to filter 2. Home>Editing>Sort & Filter>Filter 3. Click the arrow beside the column to filter 4. Click the value(s) to filter 5. Click OK To remove the filter, Home>Editing>Sort & Filter> Filter (toggle) Sort Data To quickly sort a list of information: 1. Click a cell in the column to use as the sort 2. Home>Editing>Sort & Filter 3. Click either Sort A to Z or Sort Z to A Mailmerge List in Excel with Word Letter To create a custom sort: 1. Home>Editing>Sort & Filter>Custom Sort 2. Select the column for the primary sort and the order 3. Click Add Level 4. Select the column for the secondary sort and the order 5. Continue to add sort levels as needed 6. Click OK To merge an Excel spreadsheet list with a Word letter Open Word 1. Open the letter 2. Mailings>Start Mail Merge>Start Mail Merge>Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard 3. Select Letters 4. Click Next: Starting Document 5. Select Use the Current Document 6. Click Next: Select Recipients 7. Select Use an Existing List 8. Click Browse 9. Locate the Excel spreadsheet containing the list of names 10. Each person in the list with a check will have a label printed 11. Click OK 12. Click Next: Write Your Letters 13. Place cursor where first field will be inserted 14. Click More Items to select fields to include in Letter 15. Highlight field to insert 16. Click Insert; click Close 17. Place cursor in position for next field 18. Repeat steps until required fields are inserted into letter 19. Click Preview Your Letters 20. Click Next: Complete the Merge Mailmerge List in Excel with Word Letter (cont.) Learning Excel 2010 Page 10 of 13
11 Mailmerge Excel and Word to Create Mailing Labels Charts 21. Click Print to send the letters to the printer or Edit Individual Letters to merge the letters into a document To create mailing labels from an Excel spreadsheet: Open Word 1. Mailings>Start Mail Merge>Start Mail Merge>Step by Step Mail Merge Wizard The Mail Merge Wizard task pane opens to the right 2. Click Labels 3. Click Next: Starting Document 4. Click Label Options 5. Select the label maker and product number 6. Click OK 7. Click Next: Select Recipients 8. Click Use an Existing List 9. Browse and open the Excel spreadsheet of names 10. Each person in the list with a check will have a label printed 11. Click OK 12. Click Next: Arrange Your Labels 13. Place cursor where first field will be inserted 14. Click More Items to select fields to include in Letter 15. Highlight field to insert 16. Click Insert; Close 17. Place cursor in position for next field 18. Repeat steps until required fields are inserted onto label 19. Click Update All Labels 20. Click Next: Preview Your Labels 21. Click Complete the Merge 22. Click Print to send the labels to the printer or Edit Individual Labels to merge the labels into a document Excel can take data you enter in the spreadsheet and create a graphical representation of the data in a chart/graph. The chart types available include: bar, column, pie, line, area, surface, radar, XY (scatter), bubble, and stock. The type of chart you need determines how the data should be entered in the spreadsheet. Learning Excel 2010 Page 11 of 13
12 Create a Chart To create a chart: 1. Enter the data in the spreadsheet 2. Select the data including the data labels 3. Insert>Charts>Column 4. Select a style The chart is embedded into the worksheet Three new tabs appear in the ribbon: Chart Design, Layout, Format Chart Design Chart Layout 1. Chart Design>Chart Layouts 2. Select a layout (title, legend, etc) 3. Chart Design>Chart styles 4. Select a chart style The Current Selection group allows you to select which element of the chart to format. 1. Chart Layout>Current Selection 2. From the drop menu select an element of the chart. 3. Click Format Selection 4. Set the Fill, Border, Border Style, Shadow or 3D Format Labels Group To set a chart title: 1. Chart Layout>Labels 2. Click Chart Title 3. Select either Centered Overlay Title or Above Chart 4. Enter the text for the chart title 5. Click Chart Title>More Title Options to set the Fill, Border Color, Border Style, and Shadow effects To set axis titles: 1. Chart Layout>Labels 2. Click Axis Titles 3. Select Primary Horizontal Axis Title>select location of title 4. Enter the text for the title 5. Select Primary Vertical Axis Title>select location of title 6. Enter the text for the title To create a legend: 1. Chart Layout>Labels 2. Click Legend 3. Select a location for the legend 4. Click Legend>More Legend Options 5. Set the Fill, Border Color, Border Style, and Shadow effects Chart Layout (cont.) Learning Excel 2010 Page 12 of 13
13 Data Labels: 1. Chart Layout>Labels 2. Click Data Labels 3. Select a location for the labels 4. Click Data Labels>More Data Label Options 5. Set the label options, number, fill, border color, border styles, shadow, 3D format, or alignment Axes Data Table: To display the data table below the chart: Chart Layout>Labels>Data Table Background Format the axes by: Chart Layout>Labels Axes>Primary Horizontal Axis>select display option Axes>Primary Vertical Axis>select display option Axes>Gridlines>Primary Horizontal Axis>select gridlines option Axes>Gridlines>Primary Vertical Axis>select gridlines option Alter the plot area by choosing Chart Layout>Background>Plot Area> More Plot Area Options Set the fill, border color, border style, shadow, and 3D format Analysis If the chart is a 3D chart then Chart Wall, Chart Rotation, and 3D Rotation are available. Chart Format If the chart type is a line chart then the Analysis group is available for formatting the chart. Allows you to format elements of a chart. Formatting options include border type, color, style, WordArt style and size of the chart *All graphics were captured from the screen of Microsoft Excel 2007 Learning Excel 2010 Page 13 of 13
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