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Contents Introduction 13 Feedback... 13 Downloading the sample files... 13 Problem resolution... 13 Typographical Conventions Used In This Book... 14 Putting The Smart Method to Work 16 Excel version and service pack... 16 Sessions and lessons... 16 Read the book from beginning to end... 16 How this book avoids wasting your time... 17 Why our classroom courses work so well... 17 How this book mimics our classroom technique... 17 Avoiding repetition... 18 Use of American English... 18 Incremental sample files... 18 First page of a session... 19 Every lesson is presented on two facing pages... 20 Learning by participation... 21 Session One: Basic Skills 23 Session Objectives... 23 Lesson 1 1: Start Excel and open a new blank workbook... 24 Lesson 1 2: Check that your Excel version is up to date... 26 Lesson 1 3: Change the Office Theme... 28 Lesson 1 4: Maximize, minimize, re size, move and close the Excel window... 30 Lesson 1 5: Download the sample files and open/navigate a workbook... 32 Lesson 1 6: Save a workbook to a local file... 34 Lesson 1 7: Understand common file formats... 36 Lesson 1 8: Pin a workbook and understand file organization... 38 Lesson 1 9: View, move, add, rename, delete and navigate worksheet tabs... 40 Lesson 1 10: Use the Versions feature to recover an unsaved Draft file... 42 Lesson 1 11: Use the Versions feature to recover an earlier version of a workbook... 44 Lesson 1 12: Use the Ribbon... 46 Lesson 1 13: Understand Ribbon components... 48 Lesson 1 14: Customize the Quick Access Toolbar and preview the printout... 50 Lesson 1 15: Use the Mini Toolbar, Key Tips and keyboard shortcuts... 52 Lesson 1 16: Understand views... 54 Lesson 1 17: Hide and Show the Formula Bar and Ribbon... 56

Lesson 1 18: Use the help system... 58 Session 1: Exercise... 61 Session 1: Exercise answers... 63 Session Two: Doing Useful Work with Excel 65 Session Objectives... 65 Lesson 2 1: Enter text and numbers into a worksheet... 66 Lesson 2 2: Create a new workbook and view two workbooks at the same time... 68 Lesson 2 3: Use AutoSum to quickly calculate totals... 70 Lesson 2 4: Select a range of cells and understand Smart Tags... 72 Lesson 2 5: Enter data into a range and copy data across a range... 74 Lesson 2 6: Select adjacent and non adjacent rows and columns... 76 Lesson 2 7: Select non contiguous cell ranges and view summary information... 78 Lesson 2 8: AutoSelect a range of cells... 80 Lesson 2 9: Re size rows and columns... 82 Lesson 2 10: Use AutoSum to sum a non contiguous range... 84 Lesson 2 11: Use AutoSum to quickly calculate averages... 86 Lesson 2 12: Create your own formulas... 88 Lesson 2 13: Create functions using Formula AutoComplete... 90 Lesson 2 14: Use AutoFill for text and numeric series... 92 Lesson 2 15: Use AutoFill to adjust formulas... 94 Lesson 2 16: Use AutoFill options... 96 Lesson 2 17: Speed up your AutoFills and create a custom fill series... 98 Lesson 2 18: Use automatic Flash Fill to split delimited text... 100 Lesson 2 19: Use manual Flash Fill to split text... 102 Lesson 2 20: Use multiple example Flash Fill to concatenate text... 104 Lesson 2 21: Use Flash Fill to solve common problems... 106 Lesson 2 22: Use the zoom control... 108 Lesson 2 23: Print out a worksheet... 110 Session 2: Exercise... 113 Session 2: Exercise answers... 115 Session Three: Taking Your Skills to the Next Level 117 Session Objectives... 117 Lesson 3 1: Insert and delete rows and columns... 118 Lesson 3 2: Use AutoComplete and fill data from adjacent cells... 120 Lesson 3 3: Cut, copy and paste... 122 Lesson 3 4: Cut, copy and paste using drag and drop... 124 Lesson 3 5: Use Paste Values and increase/decrease decimal places displayed... 126 Lesson 3 6: Transpose a range... 128 Lesson 3 7: Use the Multiple Item Clipboard... 130

Lesson 3 8: Use Undo and Redo... 132 Lesson 3 9: Insert cell comments... 134 Lesson 3 10: View cell comments... 136 Lesson 3 11: Print cell comments... 138 Lesson 3 12: Understand absolute and relative cell references... 140 Lesson 3 13: Understand mixed cell references... 142 Lesson 3 14: Understand templates and set the default custom template folder... 144 Lesson 3 15: Create a template... 146 Lesson 3 16: Use a template... 148 Lesson 3 17: Add an App to a workbook... 150 Lesson 3 18: Freeze columns and rows... 152 Lesson 3 19: Split the window into multiple panes... 154 Lesson 3 20: Check spelling... 156 Session 3: Exercise... 159 Session 3 Exercise answers... 161 Session Four: Making Your Worksheets Look Professional 163 Session Objectives... 163 Lesson 4 1: Format dates... 164 Lesson 4 2: Understand date serial numbers... 166 Lesson 4 3: Format numbers using built in number formats... 168 Lesson 4 4: Create custom number formats... 170 Lesson 4 5: Horizontally align the contents of cells... 172 Lesson 4 6: Merge cells, wrap text and expand/collapse the formula bar... 174 Lesson 4 7: Vertically align the contents of cells... 176 Lesson 4 8: Understand themes... 178 Lesson 4 9: Use cell styles and change themes... 180 Lesson 4 10: Add color and gradient effects to cells... 182 Lesson 4 11: Add borders and lines... 184 Lesson 4 12: Create your own custom theme... 186 Lesson 4 13: Create your own custom cell styles... 188 Lesson 4 14: Use a master style book to merge styles... 190 Lesson 4 15: Use simple conditional formatting... 192 Lesson 4 16: Manage multiple conditional formats using the Rules Manager... 194 Lesson 4 17: Bring data alive with visualizations... 196 Lesson 4 18: Create a formula driven conditional format... 198 Lesson 4 19: Insert a Sparkline into a range of cells... 200 Lesson 4 20: Apply a common vertical axis and formatting to a Sparkline group... 202 Lesson 4 21: Apply a date axis to a Sparkline group and format a single Sparkline... 204 Lesson 4 22: Use the Format Painter... 206

Lesson 4 23: Rotate text... 208 Session 4: Exercise... 211 Session 4: Exercise answers... 213 Session Five: Charts and Graphics 215 Session Objectives... 215 Lesson 5 1: Understand chart types, layouts and styles... 216 Lesson 5 2: Create a simple chart with two clicks... 218 Lesson 5 3: Move, re size, copy and delete a chart... 220 Lesson 5 4: Create a chart using the Recommended Charts feature... 222 Lesson 5 5: Add and remove chart elements using Quick Layout... 224 Lesson 5 6: Apply a pre defined chart style and color set... 226 Lesson 5 7: Manually format a chart element... 228 Lesson 5 8: Format 3 D elements and add drop shadows... 230 Lesson 5 9: Move, re size, add, position and delete chart elements... 232 Lesson 5 10: Apply a chart filter... 234 Lesson 5 11: Change a chart s source data... 236 Lesson 5 12: Assign non contiguous source data to a chart... 238 Lesson 5 13: Understand Data Series and Categories... 240 Lesson 5 14: Change source data using the Select Data Source dialog tools... 242 Lesson 5 15: Chart non contiguous source data by hiding rows and columns... 244 Lesson 5 16: Create a chart with numerical axes... 246 Lesson 5 17: Deal with empty data points... 248 Lesson 5 18: Add data labels to a chart... 250 Lesson 5 19: Add data labels from a range... 252 Lesson 5 20: Highlight specific data points with color and annotations... 254 Lesson 5 21: Add gridlines and scale axes... 256 Lesson 5 22: Emphasize data by manipulating pie charts... 258 Lesson 5 23: Create a chart with two vertical axes... 260 Lesson 5 24: Create a combination chart containing different chart types... 262 Lesson 5 25: Add a trend line... 264 Lesson 5 26: Add a gradient fill to a chart background.... 266 Lesson 5 27: Create your own chart templates... 268 Session 5: Exercise... 271 Session 5: Exercise answers... 273 Session Six: Working With Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks 275 Session Objectives... 275 Lesson 6 1: View the same workbook in different windows... 276 Lesson 6 2: View two windows side by side and perform synchronous scrolling... 278 Lesson 6 3: Duplicate worksheets within a workbook... 280

Lesson 6 4: Move and copy worksheets from one workbook to another... 282 Lesson 6 5: Hide and unhide a worksheet... 284 Lesson 6 6: Create cross worksheet formulas... 286 Lesson 6 7: Understand worksheet groups... 288 Lesson 6 8: Use find and replace... 290 Session 6: Exercise... 293 Session 6: Exercise answers... 295 Session Seven: Printing Your Work 297 Session Objectives... 297 Lesson 7 1: Print Preview and change paper orientation... 298 Lesson 7 2: Use Page Layout view to adjust margins... 300 Lesson 7 3: Use Page Setup to set margins more precisely and center the worksheet... 302 Lesson 7 4: Set paper size and scale... 304 Lesson 7 5: Insert, delete and preview page breaks... 306 Lesson 7 6: Adjust page breaks using Page Break Preview... 308 Lesson 7 7: Add auto headers and auto footers and set the starting page number... 310 Lesson 7 8: Add custom headers and footers... 312 Lesson 7 9: Specify different headers and footers for the first, odd and even pages... 314 Lesson 7 10: Print only part of a worksheet... 316 Lesson 7 11: Add row and column data labels and grid lines to printed output... 318 Lesson 7 12: Print several selected worksheets and change the page order... 320 Lesson 7 13: Suppress error messages in printouts... 322 Session 7: Exercise... 325 Session 7: Exercise answers... 327 Session Eight: Cloud Computing 329 Session Objectives... 329 Lesson 8 1: Save a workbook to a SkyDrive... 330 Lesson 8 2: Open a workbook from a SkyDrive... 332 Lesson 8 3: Understand SkyDrive synchronization and conflicts... 334 Lesson 8 4: Understand SkyDrive settings... 336 Lesson 8 5: Understand operating systems... 338 Lesson 8 6: Understand Office web apps... 340 Lesson 8 7: Open a workbook using the Excel web app... 342 Lesson 8 8: Share a link to a workbook... 344 Lesson 8 9: Edit a workbook simultaneously with other users using the Excel web app... 346 Session 8: Exercise... 349 Session 8: Exercise answers... 351 Index 353