M365 Excel Basics Video 01 Introduction To Microsoft Excel FInished File
M365 Excel Basics Video 01 Introduction To Microsoft Excel FInished File
Closing Buttons
s headings, Cells, name box, formula bar
GradeBook for Summer Quarter
z2 Quiz 3 Quiz 4 Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Total Score % Grade % Grade
30 30 30 100 100 100 100 520
18 30 29 70 88 50 100 412 79.23% 79.23
13 19 10 88 76 72 80 373 71.73% 71.73
24 27 30 88 98 100 95 483 92.88% 92.88
20 20 17 99 99 70 100 435 83.65% 83.65
22 12 28 60 70 93 100 398 76.54% 76.54
18 10 22 65 63 81 100 376 72.31% 72.31
24 30 27 79 98 96 99 471 90.58% 90.58
15 18 27 76 95 80 100 431 82.88% 82.88
29 21 16 73 100 100 100 467 89.81% 89.81
.33333 20.77778 22.88889 77.55556 87.44444 82.44444 97.11111
Grade % Grade
79.23% 79.23%
71.73% 71.73%
92.88% 92.88%
83.65% 83.65%
76.54% 76.54%
72.31% 72.31%
90.58% 90.58%
82.88% 82.88%
89.81% 89.81%
Excel Layout:
Column Headers = Letters, like Column D, 16,384 columns
Row Headers = Numbers, like row 20, 1,048576 rows
Cells = Intersection of Column and Row, like cell D20 this intesects in column D and Row
20,
16,384*1,048,576 = 17,179,869,184 cells
Horizontal & Vertical Scroll Bars & Buttons = Expose more rows or columns of cells
Worksheets = Sheet = All The Cells
Sheet Tab Names = Name of Sheet, like the name of this sheet "Structure"
Active Sheet is the Worksheet that is Selected
Double-click Sheet Tab to rename. ALWAYS name a sheet so that it communicates the
purpose of the sheet. DO NOT use default names Sheet1, Sheet2
Right-click Sheet Tab, Tab Color to add color to Sheet Tab
Workbooks = All Worksheets (later we will see that a workbook
can contain other objects like a Data Model or Query)
File = Workbook, like this workbook file that is named "M365 Excel Basics Video 1.xlsx"
Ribbon Tabs = contains commands.
Keyboard to show or hide Ribbon: Ctrl + F1 (toggle)
Quick Access Toolbar = QAT = contains commands
Right-click features in Ribbon Tabs, Add To QAT
Right-click QAT to move below or above Ribbon
Tab = Puts the content into active cell and moves the selected cell to the right by one column. Use this when your goal is to put
the content into the active cell and immediately do something in the cell to the right, like enter more content.
Shift + Tab = Puts the content into active cell and moves the selected cell to the right by one column. Use this when your goal is
to put the content into the active cell and immediately do something in the cell to the left, like enter more content.
Selection keyboards
Ctrl + Shift + Arrow = Selects a range of cell content in the direction of the arrow, stops when it bumps into the first empty cell.
Use this when you want to quickly highlight a column or row of cell content. If there is no content when you invoke this keyboard,
then this keyboard jumps all the way to the edge of the worksheet.
Ctrl + * (Number Pad) = Ctrl + Shift + 8 (Standard Keys) = Selects the current region, which means everything in all directions
from the active cell, up to the first complete row or column of empty cells, or it bumps into the worksheet row numbers or column
letters. This is the keyboard shortcut to instantly select a whole table.
Shift + Arrow = Highlights one cell at a time in the direction of the arrow, incrementing slowly on each click of the arrow. The
trick is to hold the Shift key and then tap the arrow key, once for each character that you want to select. This is useful when you
have a small selection to make within a larger block of cells.
Navigation Keys
Ctrl + Home = Jumps the active cell to cell A1. This is convenient when you want to jump to the very top of the worksheet.
Ctrl + End = Jumps the active cell to last cell used in entire worksheet. You can use this to jump to the very bottom of your work
area.
Ctrl + Arrow = Jumps the active cell to last cell with content, in the direction of the arrow, stopping when it bumps into the first
empty cell. This keyboard is great when you want to jump to the last bit of data in a row or a column.
Ctrl + . (period or Decimal key) = Jumps the active cell to next corner in a selected range. This keyboard only jumps between the
four corners of a selected range. It is useful for navigating the four corners of a large table.
Ctrl + Backspace = Jumps the screen back to the active cell. This keyboard works whether or not the active cell is in edit mode
or the cell is just selected. It is a great keyboard when the active cell is off screen, but you need to instantly jump back to the
active cell.
Other Keyboards
F2 = put cell in edit mode.
F4 = Toggles between the different types of cell references in a formula.
F7 = Spell Check.
F9 = Evaluate Formula Element.
Ctrl + C = Copy.
Ctrl + V = Paste.
Laptop Keyboards:
Fx (Fn) + F12 = Save As when keyboards require the Fx Function Key.
Fx (Fn) + Esc = Sets the option on your laptop so that you can access the F keys directly without using the Fx (Fn) key.
F Key Keyboards:
F1 = Opens Help Task Pane.
Ctrl + F1 = Toggles the Ribbon between Collapsed and Showing.
Alt + F11 = Insert new Default Chart on the Active Worksheet.
F2 = Puts Cell in Edit Mode.
112,048
68,069 111,955
62,630 58,847
Sales
171.25 <<== Excel sees these as Numbe
40.97
151.29
141.05
98.99
603.55
Important Rule for entering data: 1) Don't use Alignment. Always keep Default Alignment.
Common mistake made in the working world: *The numbers are NOT aligned righ
SUM:
379
Example2 Example3
13/01/23 3:45pm
1/13/2023 03:45:00 PM <<== In Excel Dates and Times are Numbers
0 TRUE
#DIV/0!
<<== Not really a Data Type, but it is a "thing" in Excel
that can sometimes cause problems.
**Refer to Empty Cells as "Empty Cells", not blanks.
Sales
xcel sees these as Numbers 171.25
40.97
151.29
141.05
98.99
Total 0
*The immediate visual cue is that the numbers are NOT aligned right
% Grade
79.23%
71.73%
92.88%
83.65%
76.54%
72.31%
90.58%
82.88%
89.81%