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Excel 2003 and older: File menu button Excel 2007 and newer: MS Office button (circle at top left of window)
Default file format for Excel 2003: .xls Default file format for Excel 2007: .xlsx Note: You can't open lower version file format in upper version. If you want to do this then you will have to download the compatibility pack.
Most Excel 2007 commands are on the menu ribbon; far too many to list here. See related links for how the Excel 2007 ribbon compares to Excel 2003 commands.The ribbon at the top of Excel 2007 and higher is a list of menu options.
Excel 2003 and earlier: .XLS Excel 2007 and later: .XLSX
The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.The default file is Book1 when you start. The extension is .xls for versions of Excel up to 2003 and from version 2007 onwards it would be .xlsx as the extension.
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See the link below for a view of an Excel 2007 window. Other versions of Excel can look slightly different, but are fundamentally the same as they are spreadsheets.
Normally the Standard and Formatting toolbars are shown in versions of Excel before Excel 2007, which replaced toolbars with ribbons.
Default number of undo actions: Excel 2007 = 100 undo actions Excel 2003 = 16 undo actions
Default row height in Excel 2007 is 15, if you leave the default font and font size alone. The default row height depends on the default font. For example, if you change the font and font size in Excel Options to Arial 10, the default row height will become the more familar 12.75 from Excel 2003.
Ribbon command include almost everything that you might want to do with Excel, such as setting the font and controlling the appearance of the font. Ribbon commands also let you create charts and graphs, import and export data, format cells, and more.
For a standard Excel document, prior to Excel 2007, it is xls and xlsx is used in 2007. There are other kinds of files created by Excel, like templates which can be xlt or macros which can be xlm and xla for Add-ins, and there are other extenions. For 2007, you add x to the end of them.