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Excel | spreadsheet program used for organizing data and accounting |
the extension for an Excel workbook | .xlsx |
Excel file is made up of or called | workbook |
Workbooks are made up of | worksheet(s) |
Cells | intersection of a row and column, each little box in Excel |
rows | horizontal group of cells - numbered - |
columns | vertical vertical group of cells - lettered |
tab key | moves from cell to cell within the same row |
enter key | moves cell to cell within the same column |
up and down arrows | moves from cell to cell within the same column |
left and right arrows | moves from cell to cell within the same row |
to enter data in a cell | double click on the cell or enter it in the formula bar |
to make data fit within a cell | use the autofit feature |
name box | you can enter the column letter and row number and navigate to the cell |
mouse | click one time into a cell and the cell will be selected |
to enter a formula in Excel begin with the | = (equal sign) |
To multiply in Excel use the | * (asterisk) |
To add in Excel use the | + (plus sign) |
A button that will add cell values automotically | autosum |
To calculate a formula in Excel press | Enter |
To format a column into money use the | $ button |
Sales tax in decimals for Los Angeles | .0975 |
To calculate subtotal | use autosum or manually add prices |
To calculate tax | multiply subtotal by .0975 |
To calculate grand total | add the subtotal to the tax |
Merge and center | converts many cells into one larger cell and centers the text |
wrap text | places text on multiple lines within one cell |
currency style | formats numbers to include dollar sign and two decimal places |
comma style | formats numbers to include a comma and two decimal places |
formula | computes mathematical values; always starts with = (equal sign) |
function | a shortcut for a more complicated formula; found behind the ? button |