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Microsoft
Excel ’97 - Level 1 |
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Course Description
This course is designed to take a new user through the
process of creating and formatting spreadsheets. The student will learn how to enter data, select blocks,
move cells, and work with basic formulas.
Limited time will be spent on multiple worksheets and
charting.
This course is ideal for those people who have used
spreadsheets made by other people but have never been able to create
their own spreadsheets. The
student will be able to develop their own spreadsheets and also work
within and understand better the spreadsheets made by other users.
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Course
Objectives
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To learn and become
comfortable creating and formatting workbooks and to become familiar
with moving through Excel’s menus and tool bars.
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Learn the different
techniques available for entering data into Excel, moving, copying
and deleting cells and how to format cells as well.
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Become familiar with
entering basic formulas within the spreadsheet including using the
speedy formulas with the AutoSum button.
Learn how to copy formulas and how to use the Formula Palette
to enter and edit formulas.
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Discover how to use and link
multiple worksheets.
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Learn the basics of this
program so that the user can productively use any windows based
spreadsheet program. |

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Course
Length
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Recommended
Prerequisites
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1 day
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The only
prerequisite is to have some experience or skills already with
operating the mouse through Windows ‘95/’98.
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Table of Contents
I Excels Screen
II Moving Through Excel Sheets & Menus
A. Moving Through Sheets
B. Excels Pull Down Menus
C. Excels Toolbars
D. Excels Shortcut Menus
III Entering Data in Excel
A. Spreadsheet Strategies
B. Entering Information
C. Correcting Cell Information
D. Using Undo & Repeat
E. Deleting or Clearing Cells
IV Block Selection & Cell Moving
A. Learning how to Select Information
B. Moving & Copying Using Drag & Drop
VI Working with Files
A. Saving a Workbook File
B. Creating a New Workbook
C. Opening Workbook Files
D. Closing Files
E. Arranging & Finding Document Windows
VI Basic Excel Formulas
A. Entering Formulas
B. Cell Ranges & Cell Pointing Techniques for Formulas
C. Speedy Formulas with the AutoSum Button
D. Copying Cells and Formulas
VII Workbook Formatting
A. Widening or Shortening columns or rows.
B. Cell Alignment
C. Inserting / Deleting Rows & Columns
D. Number Formatting of Cells
E. Fonts, Borders and Patterns
VI More on Formulas and Functions
A. Understanding Relative vs. Absolute Cell
Referencing
B. Using the Formula Palette to enter and edit formulas
C. Collapsible Dialogue Boxes
D. The Range Finder
VII Printing Worksheets
A. Steps for Printing
B. Forced Page Break
VIII Using Multiple Workbook Sheets
A. Sheets
B. Linking Sheet Data with Formulas
IX Charting Basics

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