- Working with Formula in Excel 2010
The worksheet would be nothing more than a plain tabular representation of data if there are no formulas. A formula is a set of instructions that must be typed into a cell. It performs some calculations and then displays the result in the cell. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Formatting Cells in Excel 2010 Formatting Worksheets in Excel 2010
- Formatting Worksheets in Excel 2010
MS Excel offers a variety of printing sheet options, such as not printing cell gridlines. Choose Page Layout ? Sheet Options Group ? Gridlines ? Check Print if you want your printout to include gridlines. Options in Sheet Options Dialogue Print Area: This option allows you to specify the print area. Print Titles: You can place titles at the top of rows and the left of columns. Print: Gridlines: When printing the worksheet, gridlines will […]
- Formatting Cells in Excel 2010
MS Excel Cell can carry various types of data such as Numbers, Currency, Dates, etc. You can set the cell type in various ways including the following methods: You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Paginated View in Excel 2010
- Undo & Redo Changes in Excel 2010
Using the Undo command in Excel 2010, you can undo almost every action. We can reverse the changes in two ways. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Paginated View in Excel 2010
- Add Text Box in Excel 2010
Text boxes are special graphic objects which combine text with a rectangular graphic object. The text in rectangular boxes and cell comments are identical in showing text. But when cell comments are selected, the comments are shown via the cell. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Paginated View in Excel 2010
- Insert Comments in Excel 2010
In Excel 2010, adding a comment to a cell makes it easier to understand what the cell’s purpose is, what input it should accept, and so on. It helps in accurate documentation. Select a cell and perform any of the actions listed below to add a comment to it. You’ll also like: Insert, Copy, Hiding, Delete Worksheet in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Paginated View in […]
- Special Symbols in Excel 2010
You must use the Symbols option if you want to insert symbols or special characters that are not available on the keyboard. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Paginated View in Excel 2010
- Paginated View in Excel 2010
The same documents may look completely different on a computer screen and when printed. This problem is especially relevant when working with Excel because, as already noted, the workspace is not paginated by default. Therefore, when entering data into cells of a worksheet, it is not always easy to predict how the data will be presented and grouped in printed form. Nevertheless, this problem is easily fixed, and there are several ways to fix it. […]
- Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010
In MS Excel 2010, the screen can be enlarged and reduced as desired by using the zoom button. The zoom slider located in the lower right corner of the screen can also be used for this process.????? You can adjust the zoom percentage from 10% (tiny) to 400 percent (huge). Zooming does not adjust the font size, so it has no impact on the print quality. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 […]
- Spell Checker in Excel 2010
Excel? 2010 has a spell checker that will allow us to detect spelling errors within our spreadsheet. Excel searches every word in its dictionary, and any word that it does not find will consider it a possible wrong word. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components BackStage View in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Rows & Columns in Excel 2010
- Find & Replace in Excel 2010
When we handle a significant amount of data, sometimes we need to locate specific data in the book. To facilitate this task, there is a search tool. We will find it in the tab Home > Search and select. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components BackStage View in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010 Rows & Columns in Excel 2010
- Copy & Paste in Excel 2010
MS Excel offers the ability to copy paste in various ways. The best way to copy the paste is as follows. You’ll also like: Insert, Copy, Hiding, Delete Worksheet in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components BackStage View in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel in 2010
- Rows & Columns in Excel 2010
The tabular format of MS Excel is made up of rows and columns. Column runs vertically, while Row runs horizontally. The row number, which runs vertically down the left side of the sheet, identifies each row. The column header, which runs horizontally across the top of the sheet, identifies each column. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 BackStage View in Excel 2010 Managing Data in Excel […]
- Managing Data in Excel in 2010
MS Excel offers a variety of ways to select the data on the sheet. Please, let us see those forms. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Paginated View in Excel 2010 Special Symbols in Excel 2010
- Insert, Copy, Hiding, Delete Worksheet in Excel 2010
Three worksheets are provided by default in the Microsoft Excel workbook, but you can add or delete new worksheets (and other types of sheets such as a chart sheet, macro sheet, or dialog sheet) as needed. You can also change the number of worksheets shown by default in new workbooks. You’ll also like: Open and Close a Worksheet in Excel 2010 Copy & Paste in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom […]
- Open and Close a Worksheet in Excel 2010
File / Open options are clicked. Then from the Open window that opens The file (Workbook) to be opened is found and opened by clicking the Open button. You’ll also like: Save Workbook in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 BackStage View in Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Entering Values in Excel 2010
- Save Workbook in Excel 2010
You can save any file format that you can open in Excel 2010 in the current Excel Workbook file format (.xlsx). By doing this, you can use new features of Excel 2010 that are not supported in other file formats, such as the larger grid. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components BackStage View in Excel 2010 Entering Values in Excel 2010 Navigating Within the Workbook
- Navigating Within the Workbook
Excel 2010 gives you a variety of ways to navigate through a sheet using the mouse and the keyboard. Before we go any further, let’s make some sample text. Please create a new excel sheet and fill it with whatever information you want. In the screenshot, we’ve included some sample data.
- Entering Values in Excel 2010
An Excel worksheet contains a huge number of cells. If there is little data in the document and all of them are compactly placed in the upper left corner of the document, problems with determining the address of the currently active cell, as a rule, do not arise. However, it is often useful, and sometimes just necessary, to quickly determine which cell is active. Helpful hints can be found in the name field in the […]
- BackStage View in Excel 2010
Microsoft Excel 2010 Backstage view comes instead of the standard file view. Many operations you want to save, share, print and publish your files are easier with Backstage. For example, all the options you will need for printing are presented in one place in the backstage view. In Excel 2010, the backstage view was introduced as a central location for handling the sheets. Creating new sheets, saving and opening sheets, printing and exchanging sheets, and […]