Introduction to Excel 2004

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1 Microsoft Excel Basics

1.1 Introduction to Worksheets

1.2 How to Use This Book

1.3 Typographic Conventions Used in This Book

1.3.1 Selection with the Mouse

1.3.2 Multiple Selections

1.3.3 Multiple Keystrokes

1.3.4 Literal Expressions

1.3.5 Key Terms

1.4 Understanding the Excel 2003 Screen

1.4.1 Title Bar

1.4.2 Menu Bar

1.4.3 Toolbars

1.4.4 Customizing Toolbars

1.4.5 Formula Bar

1.4.6 Task Pane

1.4.7 Workbook Window

1.4.8 Sheet Tabs

1.4.9 Scrollbars

1.4.10 Status Bar

1.5 Getting Help

1.5.1 Choosing from the

1.5.2 Searching the Help Section

1.5.3 Using the Office Assistant

1.5.4 Learning from the Tip of the Day

1.5.5 Accessing Help from the World Wide Web

1.6 Manipulating Windows

1.6.1 Minimize Control Button

1.6.2 Restore/Maximize

1.6.3 Close Control Button

1.7 Creating and Saving Worksheets and Workbooks

1.7.1 Creating a New Workbook

1.7.2 Opening an Existing Workbook

1.7.3 Creating a New Worksheet

1.7.4 Introduction to Templates

1.7.5 Opening Workbooks with Macros

1.7.6 Saving Documents

1.7.7 The AutoRecover Feature

1.7.8 Naming Documents

1.8 Moving around a Worksheet

1.8.1 Movement by Using the Keyboard

1.8.2 Movement by Using the Mouse 1.8

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