Create your 1st Excel Spreadsheet in Excel 2013.

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7. See also
• More training courses
• What's new in Excel 2013
• Basic tasks in Excel 2013
Start using Excel
The best way to learn about Excel 2013 is to start
using it. You can open an existing workbook or start
with a template. Then, add some data into cells, use
the ribbon, use the Mini toolbar.
Convert data to tables
On the ribbon, click Tables > Table to convert your
data to a table You don’t have to do this, but
working with data as a table has certain
advantages.
Save and print
Go to the Backstage, and decide where you want to
save your workbook — to your computer, or to the
cloud using Office 365 SharePoint or SkyDrive. Also,
see a preview of how the workbook will look after
it’s printed, then click Print to print it.
Insert columns and rows
Expand your worksheet. For example, add some
more columns: click in the column next to the table,
start typing, then press Enter.
Formulas and references
Tables can be very helpful when it comes to
formulas. But to really understand how they work,
we’ll create one on our own. In doing so, we’ll learn
about things like Auto fill to quickly complete cells,
and functions to easily enter formulas.
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