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Microsoft excel
Microsoft excel is one of the electronic spreadsheet application package that is used for
solving calculation problem and it could be used in solving statistical problems or analysis
such as Graph plotting, calculation of mean, median, mode, mean deviation, correlation,
regression analysis etc. Others examples of spreadsheet application package are lotus123,
Quatro, Super calculator or supercal, Symphony e.t.c.
CELL: - This is defined as segment of the electronic spreadsheet. it could be defined as the
smallest unit of the workarea or an intersection of worksheet columns label and the row
number .e.g.A1, C4. etc.
CELL POINTER: - This is defined as a movable highlighted part of the cell that indicates
the current cell that the user used in inputting of data. The cell pointer could be moved from
one cell to another through the arrow keys on the keyboard.
CELL ADDRESS: - This is an indicator usually on the column border and it indicates the
current position of the cell pointer, to confirm this, press any of the four arrow keys on the
keyboard and watch the changes of the cell address.
COLUMN BORDER: - This is a board below the cell address that prevent the cell pointer
from moving across the worksheet
ROW BORDER: - There are two row boarder on the left and right hand side of the
worksheet and they prevent the cell pointer from moving across the worksheet
MODE INDICATOR: - This indicates the current operation that is being performed. The
most commonly visible mode indicator area follows.
READY: - It indicates the readiness of the worksheet to accept data from the user.
VALVES: - It indicates that the user is currently inputting numerical data into one of the
cells on the worksheet.
HOW TO LOAD MICROSOFT EXCEL
1 click on start button on the task bar
2 point to program
3 click on Microsoft excel
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Note: immediately Microsoft excel is loaded an workarea will be displayed automatically
which consist of rows and columns.
To plot a graph
1 Highlight the numeric data range
2 Click on insert menu on the menu bar
3 Click on chart
4 Take and click on a chart wizard – step 1 of 4 chart type .e.g. pie, bar, column etc
5 Click on next
6 Take and click on a chart wizard – step 2 of 4 chart source data e.g. column, row, data
range.
7 Click on next
8 Take and click on a chart wizard – step 3 of 4 – chart option e.g. titles, axes, legend,
data table etc
9 Click on next
10 Take and click on a chart wizard – step 4 of 4 – chart locations e.g. as a new sheet or
as an object etc
11 Click on finish
To hide a column
1 Click the position where you want to hide the column
2 Click on format menu on the menu bar
3 Point to column
4 Click on hide
To hide a row
1 Click the position where you want to hide the row
2 Click on format menu on the menu bar
3 Point to row
4 Click on hide
To unhide a column
1 Click the position where you have hid the column
2 Click on format menu on the menu bar
3 Point to column
4 Click on unhide
To password a document
1 Click on file menu on the menu bar
2 Click on save as
3 Type your filename
4 Click the arrow beside tools
5 Click on General option
6 Type your password four times
7 Click on save
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To unhide a row
1 Click the position where you have hid the row
2 Click on format menu on the menu bar
3 Point to row
4 Click on unhide
To hide a worksheet
1 Click on window menu on the menu bar
2 Click on hide
To unhide a worksheet
1 Click on window menu on the menu bar
2 Click on unhide
To print a document
1 Click on file menu on the menu bar
2 Click on print or ctrl +p
3 Click on print option as you desire
4 Click on apply
5 Click on print
To calculate percentage
Type @ sum (2% * b3) and press your enter key
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OTHER OPERATION
TO CALCULATE COS, SIN, TAN ETC.
=cos (45), =sin(34), =tan(46)
TO CALCULATE LOG
=LOG(7)