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It’s a tool which enables organize data,

make operations and get results


 Support
that facilitates the numerical
manipulation:
› Using functions from several categories:
statistical, financial, mathematical, etc.
› Formula design by users
› Query and filter data
› Make charts
› Etc…

EXCEL → powerful worksheet and easy to use


 Title Bar
› Application’s name and file name in use
 Menu Bar
› Tabs
 There are 8/9 main tabs
› Groups
 Each tab has several groups of associated commands
› Commands
 It may be a button, a box, or a submenu
 HOME tab
› Brings together the commonly used commands
for basic editing tasks

 The arrow that appears at the bottom right of


some groups is called "Dialog Box Launcher"
and means that there are more options available
 INSERT tab
› Commands that allow you to insert different
objects in the spreadsheet
 PAGE LAYOUT tab
› Commands for document formatting
and printing
 FORMULAS tab
› Group "Function Library"
 Controls for numerous functions
› Group "Defined Names"
 Controls to assign names to cells or data sets
 DATA tab
› Commands for Data Management
 REVIEW tab
› Commands for text proof, comments,
document sharing
 VIEW tab
› Commands for management of views,
zoom, windows, and macros manipulation
 DEVELOPER tab
› Commands to support developers
Workbook

Cell

Worksheet
 Rows are identified by numbers
 Columns are identified by letters
 A cell can contain text, number or formula

Cell address:
B17

Column

Row
 Curiosities
› The 16.384 spreadsheet columns are
identified by letters from A to Z … XFD
 Following the Z column cells are identified by
two letters and then by three letters
 The last column corresponds to the letters XFD
› The 1.048.576 rows are identified by numbers
from 1 to 1048576
 Allow performing calculations on data
› Simple operations (e.g. addition)
› Complex operations (e.g. mathematical
equations)

 The flexibility to build formulas is one of the


major features of Excel
› Allowing specific applications like statistical,
financial calculations, and even simulation data
 The formulas begin with the sign ‘=‘
 Most common elements:
› Operators
› Cells addresses
Operator
› Constants

Constant
Begin of formula
Address
 Formula bar
› It resizes automatically to allow the construction
of formulas with a large number of parcels

› The formula bar holds three icons


 Cancels the insertion or data modification
 Confirms the insertion or data modification
 Access to “Insert Function” menu
 Whenentering a formula the result is
automatically displayed in the cell
› This value is not the cell contents,
which is presented in the formula bar
 The use of addresses in formulas
(instead of constant values)
allows for continuous updating of results
whenever data changes
 Automatic fill
› Position the mouse pointer (+) at the bottom
right of the selected cells
› Drag it to cover the entire area you want to
be filled
› When you release the mouse button the
formula is immediately cloned
 Relative references
› When copy the formula to other cells their
addresses adapt to the new coordinates
› Avoiding the user having to type several similar
formulas
 Absolute references
› Formulas that have one or more fixed cell
addresses, these are referred via the absolute
address or reference ($)
 So, the formula can be copied to another location
remaining unchanged the fixed address

› Types of absolute references


 $A$1 – absolutes column & row
 A$1 – relative column & absolute row
 $A1 – absolute column & relative row
 The siting of $ symbol can be done by placing the
cursor at the desired reference and pressing F4

G2 F4 $G$2 F4 G$2 F4 $G2

F4
 Data Editing and Formatting
› Select, copy, paste, move, fill blocks of cells
› Delete and recover information
› Insert rows, columns or cells
› Format - font, borders, shading, size, colors, columns
width, or rows height

 Workbooks and Worksheets


› Create, open and save workbooks
› Insert, move, delete and rename worksheets
Questions

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