Microsoft Excel

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Microsoft Access is used when you want to make a database. For example if you wanted to make a list of all the people you know and their addresses.

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You might use it or an ordinary address-book but it's a hopelessly inefficient way, and a .dbs file is far larger than the .xls one for the same data-set. Excel is far better for a simple, single table like an address-book, a simple inventory, straightforward accounting (one of its original purposes), and for mathematical and graph-plotting work. (Though MS has inexcusably now vandalised its own Excel graph routines!)

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You would use Access when you need a database, which consists of two or more related and linked tables each holding a separate data set but with some relationship between sets. Access training gives a typical (but obviously fictitious) example, that of a grocery chain, with details of the food products in one table, manufacturers' addresses in another, branch staff names and locations in another, and so on.

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It allows you to enter, store and retrieve selectively an enormous amount of data in several tables, using very easy-to-use entry forms and report-requests - though actually writing the database to do that is fiendishly difficult - of all the MS programmes, Access is probably the least intuitive and by far the hardest to learn, and very unforgiving if you make some small error.

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Excel won't create linked tables or easy entry and retrieval forms - but as with anything else, you decide which is the better application for your purpose.

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Commands enable you to use Excel. There are a wide range of commands in Excel. As it is a very powerful application, there are many things you can do with. Some training and experience will help you to learn more about them and what you can do. It is impossible to give full details in an answer like this.

The power of operator, like 10^2. However, using brackets, you can override the order. So, in the following formula the ^ is done first:

=5*10^2

In the next formula, the * is done first:

=(5*10)^2

The following will lock the column but not the row, so it is a mixed reference:

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Percent style or percent formatting changes the number show to a percentage style. It is one of the number formats available in Excel. Any number you type in will be taken as its percentage format, with the % sign being put in automatically.

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$f$61 is an absolute reference.

You could be referring to the split option to show different parts of the same worksheet. You could also be referring to Arrange All, which allows you to look at separate workbooks. Both of these can be found on the View ribbon.

You insert a hyperlink. You can use a bookmark to pick the particular point you want to jump to. That could be a cell or a name.

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Hold down the Ctrl key and click cells to select or deselect individual cells.

You could have a formula in each of the cells A2 to A12 which adds a starting value from another cell to a value in a set cell, which could be your 4 or 8. In the formula the cell where the 4 or 8 is would be an absolute in the formulas in A2 to A12. That is not an ideal solution, depending on where the values in A2 to A12 are coming from. You may just want a value rather than a formula in those cells.

Another solution, if the cells from A2 to A12 have values rather than formulas, is to do the following. Type your 4 or 8 into a cell. Then copy it. Then select the cells A2 to A12. Go to Paste Special and in the operations section choose Add. This will add the copied value onto the cells that have been selected, replacing the values in A2 to A12 with new values. So if 14 had been in A2 and 8 was your copied value, A2 would now have the value 22 in it. You can do the same kind of operation using the subtract, to take 4 from your figures. Multiply and divide are also available.

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The COUNT function will do it. You just need to specify your table range. Say your table is from B2 to E16, then the function would be:

=COUNT(B2:E16)

It can be used to show an absence of a letter or show possession.

Example: Get o'er here.

Example: The man's opinion is his own.

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it is NOT to be used to indicate a plural - the plural of apple is - apples - and not - apple's. This is known as "the greengrocers' apostrophe" as it is commonly used when displaying fruit and vegetables in shops.

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One of the most commonly used functions is the SUM function, which allows you to quickly add up values in a range of cells. To add all the values in all the cells from cell A1 to A10, it could be done with the SUM function in a formula like this:

=SUM(A1:A10)

That is much simpler than doing:

=A1+A2+A3+A4+A5+A6+A7+A8+A9+A10

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It clears the content and formatting of the selected cells.

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The parts of an excel environment are important to know, or it will be difficult to use the application. There is a toolbar, quick access toolbar, spreadsheet area, and vbe window.