Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd
Upload
288 views

Excel Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for common Excel functions and tasks. It outlines how to select cells and ranges, insert and delete rows and columns, format cells and numbers, use formulas and functions like SUM and paste special, create charts and data forms, sort data, set print options, and more. The summary describes the overall purpose and provides instructions on common Excel functions and tasks.

Uploaded by

mpl123
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
288 views

Excel Cheat Sheet

This document provides a cheat sheet for common Excel functions and tasks. It outlines how to select cells and ranges, insert and delete rows and columns, format cells and numbers, use formulas and functions like SUM and paste special, create charts and data forms, sort data, set print options, and more. The summary describes the overall purpose and provides instructions on common Excel functions and tasks.

Uploaded by

mpl123
Copyright
© Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
Available Formats
Download as PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 2

Excel Cheat Sheet

Select data
Select an entire row: Select an entire column Select a cell Select contiguous cells Select noncontiguous cells Left click on the row header (numbers) Left click on the column header (letters) Left click on the cell Hold the Shift key down, click in the first cell and click in the last cell. Hold the CTRL key down and click in each cell to be included.

Insert Space
Rows Columns Cells Click on the row header, select the number of rows to insert, right click and choose Insert. Click on the column header, select the number of columns to insert, right click and choose Insert. Click the cell below or to the right of where you want to insert cells, right click and choose Insert, choose Shift Cells Down or Shift Cells Right Click on the row header, select the number of rows to delete, right click and choose Delete. Click on the column header, select the number of columns to delete, right click and choose Delete. Click the cell to be deleted, right click and choose Delete, choose Shift Cells Up or Shift Cells Left.

Delete Space
Rows Columns Cells

Center text across columns


Enter the text in the first cell, select the number of columns to center across, then click the Center Text icon on the tool bar.

Change row height


To make the row height fit the contents, double-click the boundary below the row heading OR choose Format, choose Row, choose Autofit. To change the row height for all the rows, click on the Select All button (the gray square to the left of A and above 1), click on the boundary below the row header and drag to the desired height.

Change column width


To make the column width fit the contents, double-click the boundary to the right of the column. OR choose Format, choose Column, choose Autofit. To change the column width for all the columns, click on the Select All button, click on the boundary to the right of the first column, and drag to the desired width.

Format Cells
Select the cell, right click and choose Format Cells, then choose the appropriate tab for the type of formatting:

Paint Format
Select the cell with formatting you want to copy, choose the Format Painter icon from the toolbar, place the cursor in the cell or selected cells and click.

Format Numbers
Currency Percentage Commas Delete a decimal Select the cells to be formatted, click on the Currency Style icon on the tool bar. Select the cells to be formatted, click on the Percentage icon on the tool bar Select the cells to be formatted, click on the Commas icon on the tool bar Select the cells to be formatted, click on the Decrease Decimal icon on the tool bar

Add a decimal Select the cells to be formatted, click on the Increase Decimal icon on the tool bar

OVER
Getting the Most From Microsoft Excel Produced by the InFoPeople Project [http://www.infopeople.org/], supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. December 2000 February 2001. This document created by Susan D. Barb.

PDF created with FinePrint pdfFactory Pro trial version http://www.pdffactory.com

Excel Cheat Sheet


Freeze Areas
Columns Rows Both Click the column to the right of the one you want to freeze, choose Window from the menu, choose Freeze Panes. Click the row below the one you want to freeze, choose Window from the menu, choose Freeze Panes. Click the cell below and to the right of the area you want to freeze, choose Window from the menu, choose Freeze Panes. Select the cell with the formula, choose Edit, choose Fill, choose Right (or Left) OR click the Fill Handle on the cell with the formula and drag across columns Click the Fill Handle on the cell with the formula and drag down rows. OR click the cell with the formula, choose Edit, choose Fill, choose Right (or Left). Select the cell with the formula, hold the CTRL key while selecting cells, choose Edit, choose Fill, choose Right for columns, Down for Rows. Click the AutoSum icon on the toolbar, click the first cell and drag to the last cell to be included in the sum. Click the Paste Function icon on the toolbar, choose the function from the list, follow the paste function wizard instructions.

Formulas
Copy across columns

Copy across rows Copy in selected cells Autosum Paste Function

Create a Data Form


Select the row with the column labels, choose Data from the menu bar, choose Form, click OK.

Sort
Select a cell in the list, choose Data from the menu bar, choose Sort, choose the column in the dialog box Select the cells to be sorted, click on the Sort Ascending or Sort Descending icon on the toolbar (sorts only the cells selected)

Create a Chart
Select the rows of data to be included, click on the Chart Wizard icon on the toolbar and follow the instructions in the dialog box. To create a chart sheet that uses the default chart type, select the data you want to plot, and then press F11.

Printing
Set print area Specify Headings Print labels on every page Center worksheet on page Print Gridlines Select the area to print, choose File on the menu bar, choose Print Area, choose Set Print Area Choose File on the menu bar, choose Page Setup, choose Sheet tab. Under Print Titles, enter the row range and column range that hold the labels. Choose File on the menu bar, choose Page Setup, choose Sheet tab, click in the box beside Row & Column Headings. Choose File on the menu bar, choose Page Setup, choose Margins tab, click in the Horizontal and/or Vertical box under Center on Page at the bottom of the dialog box. Choose File on the menu bar, choose Page Setup, choose Sheet tab, click in the box beside Gridlines.

Getting the Most From Microsoft Excel Produced by the InFoPeople Project [http://www.infopeople.org/], supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian. December 2000 February 2001. This document created by Susan D. Barb.

PDF created with FinePrint pdfFactory Pro trial version http://www.pdffactory.com

You might also like