There is a specific icon for a new workbook, which is a whole new file, but not a worksheet. To add a worksheet to the existing workbook, go to the Insert menu and choose Worksheet.
It looks like a worksheet in a spreadsheet application such as Excel.
Click on the function bar at the top of the worksheet (looks like fx).
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A datasheet in Access looks a bit like a worksheet in Excel, but it is different, like having row and column headings relating to records and fields, rather than just having numbers and letters. A worksheet in Excel has a wide range of facilities that a datasheet doesn't. A datasheet is mainly for displaying data and enables some manipulation of the data. A worksheet in Excel allows you do all sorts of complex operations using formulas and other facilities in Excel. Access and Excel are different kinds of applications, so naturally they have different facilities. So the similarities are visual rather than functional.
Yes. Every column on the worksheet can have a different width, if you like.
The data is stored in cells on the worksheet. Sometimes they are arranged like a table, but some data may not be organised like that.
You do not really import data from Word, but you can cut and paste from Word to Excel. If you like, you can embed the word document in an Excel worksheet.
An Excel Worksheet looks like a grid pattern full of cells and moving from one cell to another within a window and moving from window to window in excel is quick and easy
Yes, you can use as many combinations of absolute and relative references as you like on the same worksheet.
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There is no simple answer to that, as each worksheet you will create is going to be different. An application like Excel is very versatile and can be used for all sorts of things. You will start with a blank worksheet. From there, you will need to know what the worksheet you are creating is going to be for, like sales figures for products for example. You will need to know how to use Excel to actually lay out the data, format it and put in whatever formulas you need. What those formulas will be will depend on the worksheet, but typically you would be using functions like the SUM function a lot for example.