Enter Data in a Worksheet:
Data can be entered in a cell by selecting any cell or placing the cursor in
the cell. When you will select a cell, the boundary of the cell will become
bold and thick. Now you type the text or data in the cell. You can move around
the active cell i.e. up, down, left and right by using arrows keys. When you
will select a cell, it will be display in the formula bar so that you can also
type text in the formula bar and typed text also display in the selected cell.
Editing Data in Worksheet:
After typing the text in a Worksheet you can make changes in the text. Changing in the text also called text editing. There are some steps for editing the data.
After typing the text in a Worksheet you can make changes in the text. Changing in the text also called text editing. There are some steps for editing the data.
1. Select
the cell that you want to edit. Now type the new data, the new data will be
entered in place of old data.
2. To
change a portion of a data, move mouse pointer at the position and double
click. Now you can enter new portion of data.
3. Selected
cell data also appears in the formula bar so editing of data can also be done
in the formula bar.
Selecting
a Range of Cells:
·
A range or group of cells can be selected by dragging the mouse
over them holding down the left button of mouse.
·
Keyboard can also be used to select a range of cells.
Place the cursor on the border cell of the range. Press the shift key and holding this key move the cursor up /down using arrow keys over the cells to select them.
Place the cursor on the border cell of the range. Press the shift key and holding this key move the cursor up /down using arrow keys over the cells to select them.
·
To select all cells of a worksheet, use shortcut key Carla.
·
To select non-adjacent cell ranges, select the first range of
cells, and then hold down CTRL key and select the other cells or ranges.
·
You can select entire column by clicking on the column heading.
·
You can
select entire row by clicking on the row heading.
Modifying Data in a Worksheet:
1. Undo/Redo: Undo
option is used to undone the last action and Redo shows the last action.
2. Cut: It
will place the selected data on the clipboard and delete from old location. You
can use shortcut key for cut i.e. Ctrl+X.
3. Copy: To
copy the data, select the range of cells. Now click on copy option under
clipboard group. Now place the cursor or mouse pointer at the desired location
on worksheet and click on Paste option under clipboard group. User can use
shortcut key for copy a text i.e. Ctrl+C.
4. Paste: Copied
data stored in clipboard group under Home tab. To be paste this data click on
desired location or move mouse pointer. Now click on Paste option on the
clipboard group. User can also use shortcut keys for paste copied data i.e.
Ctrl+V.
5. Find: This
option helps us to find any text, number and formula in a worksheet. Find
option is available in the Editing group under Home tab in Excel.
6. Find
and Replace: This option is very useful. It is available in the editing
group of Home tab. You can click on replace option on the Editing group, a
dialog box will appear. Enter the data you want to find, in case you want to
replace this data, click on Replace button then another dialog box will appear;
now you can type another data that you want to replace.
7.
AutoFill: This option in MS Excel allows us to fill a range of
cells in a row or column with a particular series of values.Type 1 in cell A1.
Select it and drag the small black cross sign at the bottom right corner of the
cell downwards it as you want. You will see that all the range cells will be
filled with 1.Type 1 in cell A1 and 2 in A2. Select A1 and A2 and drag the
cross sign downwards, the selected range of cells will be filled with values 1,
2, 3, 4, …….and so on. If you type 1 in A1 and 3 in A2 and then drag the fill handle
(black cross sign) downwards, the selected range of cells will be filled with
values 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 …….. So AutoFill automatically checks the relation between
the first two values and fills up the reaming of the cells in range with
appropriate values.
Cells Group:
Cells group is available under Home tab in MS Excel. This group consists of Insert, Delete and Format option. Insert option also includes Insert Cells, Insert Sheet Rows, Insert Sheet Columns and Insert Sheets. Delete option includes Delete Cells, Delete Sheet Rows, Delete Sheet Columns and Delete Sheets. Format option includes Row height, Column Width, hide/unhide, Rename Sheet etc.
Cells group is available under Home tab in MS Excel. This group consists of Insert, Delete and Format option. Insert option also includes Insert Cells, Insert Sheet Rows, Insert Sheet Columns and Insert Sheets. Delete option includes Delete Cells, Delete Sheet Rows, Delete Sheet Columns and Delete Sheets. Format option includes Row height, Column Width, hide/unhide, Rename Sheet etc.
If we
right click on any cell in a sheet, a drop-down list will appear. This list
have some options like Cut, Copy, Paste, Insert, Delete, Clear Contents,
Filter, Sort, Insert comments etc.
1. Insert Cells: This option is used to insert a
cell in the sheet
2. Insert Sheet Rows: This option is used to insert a sheet row.
3. Insert Sheet Column: This option is used to insert sheet column.
4. Insert Sheet: This option is used to insert a sheet.
5. Delete Cells: This option is used to delete a cell.
6. Delete Sheet Rows: This option is used to delete a row from a excel sheet.
7. Delete Sheet Column: This option is used to delete a sheet column.
8. Delete Sheet: This option is used to delete entire sheet from workbook.
9. Row Height: This option is used to increase or decrease row height.
10. Column Width: This option is used to increase or decrease the column width.
2. Insert Sheet Rows: This option is used to insert a sheet row.
3. Insert Sheet Column: This option is used to insert sheet column.
4. Insert Sheet: This option is used to insert a sheet.
5. Delete Cells: This option is used to delete a cell.
6. Delete Sheet Rows: This option is used to delete a row from a excel sheet.
7. Delete Sheet Column: This option is used to delete a sheet column.
8. Delete Sheet: This option is used to delete entire sheet from workbook.
9. Row Height: This option is used to increase or decrease row height.
10. Column Width: This option is used to increase or decrease the column width.
Different tabs of MS Excel are:
Home Tab: Home Tab has the
following groups:
i.
Clipboard,
ii.
font,
iii.
Alignment,
iv.
Styles,
v.
Number,
vi.
Cells, and
vii.
Editing.
Insert Tab: Insert Tab has the
following groups:
i.
Table,
ii.
Illustration,
iii.
Charts,
iv.
Links, and
v.
Text.
Page Layout tab: Page Layout Tab has the
following groups:
i.
Themes,
ii. Page setup,
iii. Scale to fit,
iv. Sheet options and
v. Arrange.
Formula: Formula Tab has the
following groups:
i.
Function library,
ii. Defined names,
iii. Formula Auditing and
iv. Calculation.
Data: Data Tab has the following groups:
i.
Get External data,
ii. Connections, Sort &
Filter,
iii. Data tools and
iv. Outline.
Review: Review Tab has the following groups:
i.
Proofing,
ii. Comments and
iii. Changes.
View Tab: View Tab has the following groups:
i. Workbook views,
ii. Show/hide,
iii. Zoom,
iv. Window and
v. Macros.
Some other links:
- What is MS Word?(How to Start,New document, Save, Open, Close):
- Formatting(Character formatting and Paragraph formatting):
- Column Formatting,Find & Replace,Page- Margin,Orientation,Size & Print:
- Inserting Picture, WordArt, Shapes, Symbols in MS Word:
- Data- Input, Edit, Select and Modifying in MS Excel:
- Formatting a Worksheet, Home Tab Features in MS Excel:
- Inserting Charts, WordArt, Shapes, ClipArt in MS Excel:
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