Press the Esc key or click on the Cancel button, which is the red x beside where you are typing your entry.
To cancel an entire entry before entering it into an Excel cell, hit the Esc key or click on the Cancel button on the formula bar, which is the red x.
Yes. If you press ESC before entering typed data into a cell (e.g. press ENTER), the cell will return to the same condition as before you started typing.
It stops you doing something, like when you are entering or editing a formula and you want to stop. It only appears when you start to enter something into a cell.
You can press the Delete key on your keyboard. If you are typing something, but have not completed and pressed enter, you can click on the X on the Formula bar that appears when you are typing. That will clear the new content and leave the cell as it was before you started entering something.
an equal sign =
You place your cursor in the cell, and delete the formula.
In Excel, it means entering something in a cell.
All formulas must begin with the equals sign. That is how Excel knows it is a formula.
Yes, you can protect the entire workbook or sheet in different levels according to your need - for example you can protect from changing the data in the workbook and only by entering a password in can be unlock it. To do so {in excel 2010} go to the Review menu and choose Protect workbook or Protect sheet
it is good for graphs, entering data, and for organizing anything.
There is no lookup wizard in Excel. That is something you find in Access, when entering fields. It allows you to link one table to another table or to set a list of values that can be used when entering data. There are a number of lookup functions in Excel, but they do not have wizards associated with them. The lookup functions in Excel are for different purposes than the lookup wizard in Access is for.
There are a few possible answers. Excel is an electronic spreadsheet application. An Excel file is known as a workbook.