- Working with a Selection in Excel 2010
Excel has one exciting feature related to entering data into separate areas of working papers: you can select one or more areas in a worksheet and fill in this area or areas. Moreover, the filling is carried out only using the keyboard, while all manipulations are performed strictly within the selected area. It looks awe-inspiring when the area is disconnected; that is when the selected area consists of several ranges. You’ll also like: Working with […]
- Highlighting Areas in Excel 2010
Selecting an area in a worksheet is a trivial task. Usually, it does with the mouse. A left-click is carried out over one of the four corner cells of the area intended for selection, and when the button is held down, the entire area is captured (the area is highlighted in color except for the corner cell). In fig. illustrates the process of allocating a range of cells A1: E8. You’ll also like: Managing Data […]
- Contextual Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010
When working with various objects, contextual tabs can be added to the ribbon. They are available when the corresponding objects are selected and are intended for editing and managing them. In a given situation, the user, in addition to those listed above, can, for example, see tabs on the ribbon: Working with pictures (working with drawn objects), Working with diagrams (a tab for working with diagrams), Drawing tools (a tab for working with Images), Working […]
- Customizing the Ribbon in Excel 2010
In Excel 2010, you can customize the ribbon. To do this, open the Excel Options window in the Customize the Ribbon section. You’ll also like: Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010 Show and Hide the Ribbon in Excel 2010 Active Label of a Ribbon Group in Excel 2010 Adding Ribbon Groups to the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010
- Active Label of a Ribbon Group in Excel 2010
In the lower right part of some groups, there is an active label, with the help of which many essential possibilities are realized. The specifics depend on the specific groups on the ribbon tabs. To activate the group label utility, you must click on it. You’ll also like: Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010 Show and Hide the Ribbon in Excel 2010 Adding Ribbon Groups to the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel 2010 Working with Excel […]
- Adding Ribbon Groups to the Quick Access Toolbar in Excel 2010
Even in the simplest version, the tape contains a sufficiently large number of tabs, which significantly slows down the work, primarily if icons are used in different places. We have already described how icons for individual commands are added to the Quick Access Toolbar. Excel 2010 can add icons for entire groups to the Quick Access Toolbar. You’ll also like: Quick Access Toolbar Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010 Show and Hide the Ribbon in Excel […]
- Show and Hide the Ribbon in Excel 2010
The application ribbon can be displayed minimized in the document. In this case, only the spines of the ribbon tabs are visible. The content is hidden from the user. To minimize the application ribbon, double-click on any ribbon tab spines or use the keyboard shortcut <Ctrl> + <F1>. The rolled-up document is shown in Fig. You’ll also like: Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010 what do mean by Hide and Show form methods ? Give the […]
- Ribbon Tabs in Excel 2010
The ribbon is located in the upper part of the working window of the application and has the form shown in Figure. The ribbon presented here contains eight standard tabs (Home, Insert, Page Layout, Formulas, Data, Review, View, and Developer), as well as one special tab, the File tab, used to make global system settings. Each standard tab consists of separate groups. Groups, in turn, contain controls. Some of them play the role of buttons, […]
- Color Scheme in Excel 2010
An interesting enough innovation in the latest version of Excel 2010 is choosing colour schemes for displaying working documents. Here and throughout the book, a standard colour scheme with predominantly blue colours used. You can change it to a silver and dark colour scheme. The choice of a colour scheme performed in the Color scheme section of the Excel Settings window, where you need to select the desired item from the drop-down list. You’ll also […]
- Using the Preferences Window in Excel 2010
The view settings can be performed using the utilities of the settings window of the Excel Options application. To do this, click on the File tab and select the Options command. As a result, the settings window of the Excel Options application opens, which has several sections. The section is selected from the list on the left side of the window. In the figure below, the Excel Options window is open in the General area. […]
- Displaying the Grid and Indexing Fields
The table grid appears to be an interface element quite natural since it forms the user’s view of the Excel working document as a table. However, there is a mode in which such a grid not displayed. Usually, they switch to this mode if Excel is used as a text editor, although there can be many reasons. It is pretty easy to switch to the hidden mode of the table grid. It would help if […]
- Full Screen Mode in Excel 2010
There is a so-called full-screen document viewing mode, upon switching to which the working area of the document expands to the size of the active area of the computer screen. Switching to full-screen mode is carried out by clicking on the icon with the full-screen image in the Book view modes group of the View tab. You’ll also like: Paginated View in Excel 2010 Status Bar in Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Formula Bar in […]
- Status Bar in Excel 2010
The status bar is located at the bottom of the working window of Excel 2010, and at first glance, it may seem that it is mainly a decorative element. However, in Excel, the status bar is an efficient and highly functional interface element, skillful use of which significantly improves productivity and facilitates data processing. In Figure below shows what a standard Excel status bar might look like below. The icons and controls on the right […]
- Formula Bar in Excel 2010
Formula bar in Excel 2010 is a large white field, marked on the left with an icon with a function image. You’ll also like: Working with Formula in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Name field in Excel 2010
- Name field in Excel 2010
An Excel worksheet contains a massive number of cells. If there is little data in the document and all of them are compactly placed in the upper left corner of the document, problems with determining the address of the currently active cell, as a rule, do not arise. However, it is often helpful, and sometimes just necessary, to quickly determine which cell is active. Helpful hints can be found in the name field in the […]
- Quick Access Toolbar
There is an access panel at the top of the working document – an echo of the toolbars used in previous versions of Excel. You’ll also like: What is Access Method? Explain Different type of Access Methods What is Quick Sort in C Quick Sort in Java Example Access Time – What is disk access time? Access Protection in Packages
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Q. What exactly is the Spring Framework? Spring is a general-purpose development framework for Java programs but is better suited for web and application development. It allows them to use much of the Java functionality out of other libraries while adding some new features. While it is an open-source application, it can be developed in an open manner using the Creative Common platform of the Spring Framework’s integral features. The majority of the functionality can […]
- Working with Formula in Excel 2010
The worksheet would be nothing more than a plain tabular representation of data if there are no formulas. A formula is a set of instructions that must be typed into a cell. It performs some calculations and then displays the result in the cell. You’ll also like: Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Formatting Cells in Excel 2010 Formatting Worksheets in Excel 2010
- Formatting Worksheets in Excel 2010
MS Excel offers a variety of printing sheet options, such as not printing cell gridlines. Choose Page Layout » Sheet Options Group » Gridlines » Check Print if you want your printout to include gridlines. Options in Sheet Options Dialogue Print Area: This option allows you to specify the print area. Print Titles: You can place titles at the top of rows and the left of columns. Print: Gridlines: When printing the worksheet, gridlines will […]
- Formatting Cells in Excel 2010
MS Excel Cell can carry various types of data such as Numbers, Currency, Dates, etc. You can set the cell type in various ways including the following methods: You’ll also like: Formatting Worksheets in Excel 2010 Working with Excel 2010 Excel 2010 Components Zoom IN/OUT in Excel 2010 Name field in Excel 2010