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A spreadsheet is a digital tool that organizes data into rows and columns, allowing users to store, sort, and analyze information easily. Spreadsheets automate repetitive calculations using formulas and functions.
Track payments and budgets
Link related data across sheets
Create charts/graphs for visualization
Store and sort data efficiently
Automate math calculations with formula
Ribbon: Toolbar with commands
Sheet: The workspace/grid
Rows: Horizontal lines (e.g., 1, 2, 3…)
Columns: Vertical lines (e.g., A, B, C…)
Cells: Intersection of a row and a column (e.g., A1)
Cell Range: A group of cells (e.g., A1:C4)
Cell Cursor: The currently selected cell
Create at least 8 rows and 5 columns of mixed data (text, numbers, dates)
Basic Formulas:
Addition: =A1+B1
Subtraction: =A1-B1
Multiplication: =A1*B1
Division: =A1/B1
SUM: =SUM(A1:A4)
Label Cell: Contains text (e.g., “Name”)
Data Cell: Contains numbers or dates
Formula Cell: Contains formulas (e.g., =SUM(B1:B5)
)
Show formulas: Formulas
→ Show Formulas
Excel will highlight errors like #DIV/0!
or #VALUE!
File → Save As
Choose format:
Excel: .xlsx
CSV: .csv
Text: .txt
HTML: .html
Template: .xltx
Single Cell: Click once
Range: Click and drag
Entire Column: Click column letter
Entire Row: Click row number
Entire Sheet: Click triangle at top-left
Move: Cut (Ctrl+X), Paste (Ctrl+V)
Copy: Ctrl+C
Delete: Right-click → Delete
Auto Fill: Drag the bottom-right corner of a cell (fill handle)
Ctrl+F = Find
Ctrl+H = Find and Replace
Change Text (General, Number, Currency, %, Date)
Font Type/Size/Color
Bold, Italic, Underline, etc.
Strikethrough, Superscript, Subscript
Horizontal: Left, Center, Right
Vertical: Top, Middle, Bottom
Text Direction: Rotate or angle text
Right-click cell → Format → Fill → Choose colour
Row Height: Right-click → Row Height
AutoFit Row: Double-click bottom row border
Column Width: Right-click → Column Width
AutoFit Column: Double-click right column border
Check Spelling: Review → Spelling
AutoCorrect: Common typos fixed automatically
Add custom words to dictionary
Gridlines: File → Print → Page Setup → Sheet → Gridlines
Row/Column Headings: Same as above
Repeat Rows: Page Layout → Print Titles → Rows to repeat
Print Options:
Entire Workbook
Active Sheet
Selected Are