The document describes the basic elements of the Microsoft Excel 2010 interface. It explains that the ribbon at the top contains tabs and groups of buttons for commonly used commands. It also describes other screen elements like the formula bar, title bar, scroll bars, worksheet tabs, and view buttons. It provides information on creating and saving workbooks, as well as opening, closing, navigating and managing worksheets.

1. STARTING
MICROSOFT
EXCEL 2010

2. Microsoft Excel Screen Elements

3. A collection of buttons that
provide one-click access to
commonly used commands,
such as Save, Undo, and
Repeat.

4.  The panel at the top portion of the
document.
 It has seven tabs.
 Each tab is divided into groups.

6. Displays the value or
formula entered in the
active cell.

7. Displays the name of the
active workbook and the
excel program name.

8. It shows the cell address
of the current selection or
active cell.

9. Letters that appear along the
left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different columns in the
worksheet.

10. Numbers that appear along
the left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different rows in the
worksheet.

11. Displays the names of the
worksheets in the workbook.

12. It shows the different views of
the workbook such as
Normal, Page Layout and
Page Break preview.

13. This can help you focus on a
specific area of the
spreadsheet.

14. Similar to earlier versions of
File menu but instead of just a
menu, it opens up a full-page
view of controls which you
can use.

15. Use to save a file that has
had changes made to it.
Use when needed to save a new a file for the
first time or save an existing file with a
different name.
Use to open an existing file from your
computer.
Use to close an active worksheet.
Use to create new workbook

16. Understanding Workbook and
Worksheets

17. Workbook
 Contains three worksheets which are
labeled as Sheet1, Sheet2, and Sheet 3 by
default.

18. Worksheets
 Consists of cells that are organized into
columns and rows.
 A work sheet can contain up to 1,048, 576
rows and 16,384 columns.
 Row heading starts with 1 up to 1,048, 576.
 Column heading starts with A up to XFD.

19. Worksheets

20. Creating and Saving a
Workbook
 File tab (Backstage View)
 New(Blank Workbook) Create
 Ctrl + N

21. To Save a new workbook:
 File tab (Save As)
 Save As Dialog Box Appears
 Save In: (ex. My Document)
 File Name: box
 Save.

22. Opening and Closing a
Workbook
 To open an Existing Excel 2010 Workbook:
1. Choose File Tab (Open)
2. Open Dialog Box
3. Look in
4. Open the Folder
5. Click the Open button

23. Opening and Closing a
Workbook
 To close an existing Excel 2010 Workbook
1. File tab (Close)
2. The workbook in the excel will be closed

24. Handling Worksheets
Moving around the Worksheet
1. To scroll through the worksheet
2. To scroll using the keyboard

25. Handling Worksheets
Renaming, Inserting, and
Deleting Worksheets

26. Handling Worksheets
Grouping and
Ungrouping Worksheets

27. Handling Worksheets
Moving and Copying
Worksheets

28. Seatwork.
Prepare ¼ sheet of paper.

29. A collection of buttons that
provide one-click access to
commonly used commands,
such as Save, Undo, and
Repeat.

30.  The panel at the top portion of the
document.

31. Displays the value or
formula entered in the
active cell.

32. Displays the name of the
active workbook and the
excel program name.

33. It shows the cell address
of the current selection or
active cell.

34. Letters that appear along the
left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different columns in the
worksheet.

35. Numbers that appear along
the left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different rows in the
worksheet.

36. Displays the names of the
worksheets in the workbook.

37. It shows the different views of
the workbook such as
Normal, Page Layout and
Page Break preview.

38. This can help you focus on a
specific area of the
spreadsheet.

39. Exchange papers.
Indicate Corrected By:

40. A collection of buttons that
provide one-click access to
commonly used commands,
such as Save, Undo, and
Repeat.

41.  The panel at the top portion of the
document.
 It has seven tabs.
 Each tab is divided into groups.

42. Displays the value or
formula entered in the
active cell.

43. Displays the name of the
active workbook and the
excel program name.

44. It shows the cell address
of the current selection or
active cell.

45. Letters that appear along the
left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different columns in the
worksheet.

46. Numbers that appear along
the left side of the worksheet
window to identify the
different rows in the
worksheet.

47. Displays the names of the
worksheets in the workbook.

48. It shows the different views of
the workbook such as
Normal, Page Layout and
Page Break preview.

49. This can help you focus on a
specific area of the
spreadsheet.

50. Transmutation:
10 points -100%
9 - 95% 4 - 73%
8 - 90% 3 - 72%
7 - 85% 2-1 - 70%
6 - 80%
5 - 75%