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Microsoft Excel Cells and Data Tutorial

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  Understanding Cells in Microsoft Excel cellsanddata.blogspot.com - Cells in Excel are slices or intersections of a row represented in numbers and columns in letters which are then identified by cell names or cell addresses. Suppose that the intersection of row 3 with column B will form the cell with the cell address B3. The cell address in Excel can be seen in the "Name Box" in the Microsoft Excel Workbook. Meanwhile, the definition of "range" in Excel is a group of cells identified by the cell address from the initial cell to the end cell. Range is related to the address of the cell which consists of relative, semi-absolute, and absolute cells. How to Enter Data in Microsoft Excel Cells 1. Select cells with mouse or keyboard (use Tab to move columns, Enter move rows and             directional keys). 2. Enter data directly on the Workbook or via the Formula Bar. 3. Press Ctrl + Enter to save the contents of the data or the Tab key, Enter or th...

How to Name Range and Use Excel Name Manager

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cellsanddata.blogspot.com - The name range is a name that can identify a range or cell address in Microsoft Excel and can be used to make it easier to create a formula. Suppose you have a range A1: A7 which contains a payroll. You can create a salary range name to make it easier to perform a calculation. Excel's understanding of naming ranges is widely used in lookup function formulas. There are 3 ways to name ranges, namely using Namebox, Create From Selection, and Define Name. Fundamentals of Writing Range Names - Range names may be preceded by valid characters, namely letters (a-Z), underscore (_) or                 backslash (/). - Range names cannot contain spaces. Maximum of 255 characters. Not case-sensitive, eg range name "Example" is the same as "COntoH". Should not use names such as cell addresses. Name the Range Namebox Using Namebox is the easiest way to implement. The Namebox is to the left of the formula column. 1. Highlight th...

Types of Microsoft Excel Data Types

cellsanddata.blogspot.com - Ex cel data type is the set of values that can be owned by a cell that can determine the formula that can be used on that cell. There are 3 types of Microsoft Excel data that you can enter into a Microsoft Excel cell, namely: text data type, numeric data type, and time data type. The following is an understanding and explanation of the three types of data. Text Data Type Text data types in Microsoft Excel are often called string data types in programming languages. The text data type can be any series of characters, numbers and symbols. You cannot use Excel formulas against text data types but you can use the write format feature on text data types. You can apply the Microsoft Word writing format to the text data type. To create special characters and symbols in cells, you can use the Symbol Box. Select Cell Click Symbol (Ω) on the Insert Ribbon So that the Symbol Box window opens To create special characters and symbols in cells, you can use the  Symbo...

4 Ways to Set Excel Column Width and Row Height

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cellsanddata.blogspot.com -  When the data contained in a cell in Microsoft Excel exceeds the number of digits or characters that the cell width and height can display, the text data will be displayed in other cells if the next cell column is blank and the numeric data will also be shortened in the form of exponential notation or pound signs.  To improve the appearance, the width and height of the cells need to be extended.  Here are 4 Ways to Adjust Excel Column Width and Row Height. A. Setting  Excel  Column Width and   Row Height  by Mouse Set pointer mouse Highlight the index row / column that is parallel to the bottom side of the cell to set the row height or the right side of the cell to adjust the column width and make sure the mouse pointer changes to the image below.  Then drag the mouse to adjust the size. Here's an illustration of setting column A1 width The following illustration sets row height A1 B. Set Excel Row Height and Col...