Microsoft Excel

home tab- clipboard group is the path to the copy and paste buttons

An Excel formula starts with an equal sign (=), and does some calculation. It may be something as simple as copying the value of another cell (=A5), of doing some simple math (=1+2), or it may involve more complicated calculations, including Excel functions.

Trace Error shows you the cells that are referenced by a formula that has an error. With a cell with an error highlighted, clicking on the Trace Error button will show arrows indicating links between cells which can help you trace the error. You can then check what cells are referenced and see can you find which one may be causing your error.

The individual values that are on the chart itself are known as points or data points. A group of related values together make up a series.

It is called Sheet1.

The Delete key will do it, once you have those cells selected. You can also use the Undo button on the screen, or Ctrl - Z.

There is no particular name in full, except we do talk about part of it being a sheet reference. So you have a sheet reference and a cell reference together. To do the reference you need the sheet name, followed by an exclamation mark, followed by the cell. The following refers to cell C3 on Sheet2:

=Sheet2!C3

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It displays what is called the Cell Contents. The Cell Contents are what was originally typed into the cell. If that is only a value, then it displays the value. If it is a formula, then you will see the formula that was entered. In the cell itself you will normally see the result of that formula, unless the worksheet has been set to show the formulas.

It brings the contents of two or more cells into one cell, or allows you to spread a single cell across several rows or columns. You select the cells you want to merge, which must be together, and then apply the merge through the menus or icon.

As with most such questions there is likely more than one answer, but I have always:

1. Selected the area (i.e. range) that I wanted to print.

2. Chosen the 'Set print area' option.

3. Set page breaks and any other such required options.

4. Printed.

See the related help article within Excel for further information.

48

8 times 3 = 24, 24 times 2 = 48

I don't know why you would need excel to solve this formula when you can easily do it mentally.

The copy area and source area can both to refer to the cells that you are making a copy of. Another use of source area, is the cells used in the process of consolidation of data.

Some popular presentation software applications are Microsoft power Point, Corel Presentations TM, or Lotus Freelance Graphics.

It depends how the bonus will be allocated - is it a fix amount, is it a percentage of their weekly/monthly salary

Assuming its a % of weekly salary

In cell a1 place the salary for the employee i.e. 250

In cell b1 place =C1*A1

In cell c1 - format it to Percentage using CTRL +1 or through the menu FORMAT

once done add in 25 in to the c1 cell

The figure in B1 will be 25% of whats in a1 - change c1 to change the allocated percentage of bonus.

Change cell a1 for the salary amount.

If you want to have a final total of wage plus bonus then in cell D1 place

=A1+b1

column labels

You have the comma style that will do it from the toolbar, or you can do it by using the numeric format called Number and ticking the "Use 1000 Separator" tick box.

Formulas are used to carry out either repetitive or complex calculations. A simple example would be someone typing in a figure for degrees Celsius - and the spreadsheet returning a value in degrees Fahrenheit. It saves the user doing the manual calculation (multiply by 1.8 then add 32).

1. Open cell format. (One option is to right-click on the cell and select "Format Cells.")
2. Click on the Alignment Tab in the Format Cells window.
3. In the Text control section, click on the Wrap text option.

FREQUENCY(data_array, bins_array).

See related links for details and examples.

MS Word and MS Excel are examples of application software, because they allow the user to accomplish specific tasks.

System software is software that runs in the background to make the system resources available to application software. An example of something system software does to assist applicatin software is allowing the computer to talk to the printer.

Excel has a spell checker. If you go into the Tools menu there is a Spellchecker option there. You also can just press the F7 key to start it.

You can use the Delete key and then type the new entry in. If you have the cell already opened for editing, you can use the Backspace to delete everything back to the start of the cell and then start your new entry.

Yes, when you start Excel in the normal way, you will be presented with a blank workbook. However, you can choose an Excel file from your folders before opening Excel, and if you double click on it, it will start Excel and have that file open when it starts, instead of a blank workbook.

The decorative top of a column is called the capital.

spreadsheets are used by accountants and people who are mathematician