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MICROSOFT

EXCEL
2019
01 INTRODUCTION
Microsoft Excel is a powerful electronic
spreadsheet program you can use to
automate accounting work, organize data,
and perform a wide variety of tasks.
Excel is designed to perform
calculations, analyze information, and
visualize data in a spreadsheet. Also
this application includes database and
charting features.
02 WINDOW
FEATURES
04
SPREADSHEET
TERMS
05
MOUSE POINTER
STYLES
The Excel mouse pointer takes on many
different appearances as you move around the
spreadsheet. The following table summarizes
the most common mouse pointer appearances:
06
SPREADSHEET
NAVIGATION
THE FOLLOWING TABLE PROVIDES
VARIOUS METHODS TO NAVIGATION
AROUND A SPREADSHEET.
BASIC STEPS
FOR CREATING
A SPREADSHEET
I. CUT, COPY,
AND PASTE
TEXT
Excel gives many types of numeric
formats including currency, percent,
comma, scientific, etc. On the Home
ribbon, the numeric formats are in the
Number group. Select the drop-down
arrow next to General to view all format
types. Select a range of cell/s before
choosing format. In fact, this range can
include cell/s that does not yet hold data.
THANK YOU
I hope you can get useful knowledge from
this presentation. Good luck !
ENTER AND
FORMAT DATA
OPEN EXCEL PRACTICE FILE
K. PRINT A
SPREADSHEET
Click on the File tab and select the Print
option. Preview your spreadsheet on the
righthand side of the File screen. If you are
satisfied with the preview, click the Print
button, otherwise click on the Home tab to
return to the document and edited
document.
III. BASIC
FORMULAS
Microsoft Excel is an electronic spreadsheet
that automates manual calculations involved
in accounting and bookkeeping. After you
have typed the basic text and number entries
in a spreadsheet cell, Excel can perform the
math calculations for you. You will learn how
to create formulas and functions to perform
calculations in a spreadsheet.
Example formulas are:
=D15+D18+D21: =B4-B12:
=A10/B15: =(B16+C16)*1.07
Do not use any spaces in formulas. Also,
when creating formulas, you may
choose to either type the cell address or
use the mouse to select the cell address.
EXERCISE:
Basic Steps for using AutoSum:

1. Move to the empty cell that will contain the formula.


2. Click on the AutoSum button.

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