Introduction of Microsoft Excel
Uses of Microsoft Excel
How to start Microsoft Excel
Introduction of Microsoft Excel Screen
Practical of Mark sheet
Microsoft Excel
What is Microsoft Excel
•The basic environment in Microsoft Excel is a
Workbook file that can contain one or more
worksheets.
•Electronic grid made up of rows and columns where
you can perform numeric calculations and formulas
•It consists of 65,536 rows and 256 columns.
Uses
–Mathematical tool which is formatted in columns and rows
to display numerical data
•Accounting
•Data Analysis
•Scientific Formulas
–Can display
•Calculations
•Charts
•Reports
File Conventions
•Files in Microsoft Excel are saved as Excel
Workbooks
•These files carry the .XLSX extension
Title bar
Menu bar
Standard Toolbar
Formatting Toolbar
Formula bar
Status bar
Introduction of Excel screen
Introduction of Excel screen
Title Bar
Menu bar
Standard
Toolbar
Formatting
Toolbar
Formula bar
Status bar
The Excel Cell
•Everything in Excel starts from the cell.
–A cell is a placeholder of data, numbers,
formulas
–Most entry is done in an active cell, the one
with a bold black frame around it.
–A cell is shown below:
Exercises 1
•Open Microsoft Excel Application
•Save and Rename Microsoft Excel Book 1
– mid term result
Make a New Work Sheet
Make a New Work Sheet
Make a Rename of work sheet
Save a Work sheet
Save a Work sheet
Exercises 2
•Column headers
–Cell A1 enter Result Of BS(IT)-1
–Cell A2 enter Sr.no
–Cell B2 enter Name
–Cell C2 enter Total marks
–Cell D2 enter Obtained Marks
–Cell E2 enter Percentage
Exercise 2 - completed
Exercise 3
•Merge cells A1 thru E1 into one cell
•Change font color to Blue and BOLD
•Center Header
•Enter the following data:
•Total marks=12
•Obtained marks=
Exercise 3 - completed
Exercise 4
•Formatting
–Center data in columns
–Formatting Numbers
–Borders
•Simple Functions (formulas)
–Percentage
Exercise 4 - completed
To calculate total, Average & Grade
First To make a New Work Sheet
Mark sheet