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requirements for MS excel
creating a new workbook
saving a workbook
closing a workbook
opening a workbook
Activating worksheet
activating cell
editing a workbook
saving an existing workbook with a different name and location
renaming a worksheet
inserting a worksheet
deleting a worksheet
Copying a worksheet to another workbook
moving a worksheet within the same workbook
selecting cells using mouse
merge and center
copying cells
moving cells
inserting cells, rows or columns
deleting cells, rows or columns
changing column width
changing row height
formatting characters in cells
formatting cells with borders
Using different formats
Exiting from MS Excel
using text alignment
using undo, redo
Changing page margins
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Booksrequirements for MS excel
creating a new workbook
saving a workbook
closing a workbook
opening a workbook
Activating worksheet
activating cell
editing a workbook
saving an existing workbook with a different name and location
renaming a worksheet
inserting a worksheet
deleting a worksheet
Copying a worksheet to another workbook
moving a worksheet within the same workbook
selecting cells using mouse
merge and center
copying cells
moving cells
inserting cells, rows or columns
deleting cells, rows or columns
changing column width
changing row height
formatting characters in cells
formatting cells with borders
Using different formats
Exiting from MS Excel
using text alignment
using undo, redo
Changing page margins
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Chapter 3
creating a new workbook
To create a new workbook follow these instructions (Ctrl + N) :
All Excel files are workbooks. It is like as a binder. This binder contains one or more sheets, which can be thought of as pages within the binder. Workbooks can contain Worksheet, cart sheets, macro sheets and dialog sheets.
Click the FILE option from the MENU BAR.
From the drop down menu select NEW option.
From the new dialog box click OK (or select BLANK DOCUMENT and click CREATE).
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