By Abbott Katz
Starting Microsoft Excel 2010 is a realistic, step by step consultant to getting all started with the world's so much widely-used spreadsheet program. The publication bargains a hands-on method of studying how one can create and edit spreadsheets, use numerous calculation formulation, hire charts / graphs, and get paintings performed successfully. Microsoft rolled out a number of new good points with Excel 2010 - possibly the main striking was once the facility to exploit Excel 2010 on-line and collaborate on a undertaking in actual time. starting Microsoft place of work 2010 retains you recent with all of those good points and extra.
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Take a look at Figure 2–29: 39 CHAPTER 2 ■ GETTING STARTED AND GETTING AROUND THE WORKSHEET Figure 2–29. Auto-fill options The default selection, Copy Cells, really characterizes what we’ve just done. But assuming we’ve copied the number 3 as per the screen shot, from the D17 source cell down through D30, look then what happens when we click selection number two, Fill Series, as shown in Figure 2–30: Figure 2–30. A Fill Series I’ll bet that one got you to look up and stop texting. What Excel has done here is add an increment of one to each of the cells in the range to which we copied the original value, 3.
I know it because I can direct my attention to that long strip to the right of the name box, called the formula bar (and again, we’ll need to explain that name). Click cell A3 again and check out the formula bar—you’ll see Figure 2–18: Figure 2–18. The Formula Bar: recording the actual contents of a cell Note the visual relationship in force here. I’ve clicked on cell A3. The formula bar records what I’ve typed there, confirming that the phrase in A3 indeed occupies that cell, and only that cell.
And so here’s the point behind all this: if I want to change the font in a range of cells, I can select those cells I want as illustrated above, and then go ahead and issue a font-change command. And as a result, only the cells in the range will be affected. And how do you go about selecting cells in a range? It’s rather easy—and again, both mouse and keyboard approaches stand at the ready. If you’re mouse-inclined, click the first cell of the desired range—which is, typically, the upper-left cell in the block of cells you want to select.