Microsoft® Office System Plain & Simple -- 2003 Edition

Chapter 6. Working in Excel

In this section

• What’s Where in Excel?

• Entering Data

• Using a Predefined Workbook

• Excel’s Eccentricities

• Formatting Cells and Formatting Numbers

• Adding and Viewing Comments

• Editing the Data

• Moving and Copying Data

• Adding and Deleting Columns and Rows; Creating a Series

• Hiding Columns and Rows

• Formatting a Worksheet

• Organizing Your Worksheets

• Setting Up the Page

• Printing a Worksheet

• Reviewing Your Data

• Working with Multiple Workbooks

If you’ve never used it before, open up Microsoft Office Excel 2003 and take a look at it. You’ll see a worksheet that contains a seemingly endless grid of columns and rows—256 columns and 65,536 rows, to be exact. The space at the intersection of each column and row is a cell, and it doesn’t take a mathematical ...