Microsoft® Excel® 2010 Plain & Simple

Chapter 4. Building a Workbook

In this section:

• Navigating the Worksheet

• Entering Text in Cells

• Entering Data Using Fills

• Entering Data with Other Shortcuts

• Creating an Excel Table

• Editing Cell Contents

• Inserting a Symbol in a Cell

• Creating Hyperlinks

• Cutting, Copying, and Pasting Cell Values

• Undoing or Redoing an Action

• Finding and Replacing Text

• Checking the Spelling of Your Worksheet

One of the real strengths of Microsoft Excel 2010 is that the program makes it easy for you to enter large quantities of data. When you type text, Excel remembers what you entered in previous cells in the same column and offers to complete the current entry for you. The good news is that you need to type Arkadelphia only once. After the first time, typing the first few letters ...