Everyone must make a simple graph in Excel now:

HERE is the tutorial.
CLICK ON THE DOWNLOAD BUTTON TO GET IT OPEN...THEN SAVE IT TO YOUR DESKTOP

NOW OPEN MICROSOFT EXCEL AND MAKE A SIMPLE GRAPH--put your name on it and print and turn in to me.

EXCEL...notice the 2 new training links BELOW you must do to replace the ones I took out.

NEXT...NEXT...NEXT...NEXT...NEXT click the link below to start (or continue) the training for Excel 2003. YOU MUST 1st CREATE AN ACCOUNT if you haven't already.

YOU MUST GO ALL THE WAY THROUGH #14, as shown at the bottom.

Starting with #3, you must have an excel spreadsheet open on 1/2 the screen while you're taking the training on the other 1/2 of the screen.

TOOLS, OPTIONS, SAVE (EVERY 1 MINUTE)...then file, save as...

the training will tell you what to name it...........

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Here are the 14 you must do:

Excel Basics
Lesson 1: Identifying basic parts of the Excel window
Lesson 2: Create, open and save workbooks
Lesson 3: Enter, edit and delete data
Lesson 4: Moving, Copying and Deleting Cell Contents
Lesson 5: Creating Simple Formulas
Lesson 6: Creating Complex Formulas
Lesson 7: Using functions
Worksheet Layout and Management
Lesson 8: Working with multiple worksheets
Lesson 9: Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns
Lesson 10: Changing Column Width and Row Height
Lesson 11: Inserting and Deleting Cells
Lesson 12: Text and Cell Alignments
Lesson 13: Formatting Numbers
Lesson 14: Applying Font, Color and Borders to Cells

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If you are an Excel beginner, you may be having a hard time making up formulas that do not result in an error. With a little practice though, you can easily get the hang of it and start creating your own formulas.

So let’s take a look at how you can create a simple formula. With your Excel worksheet open, begin by clicking within the cell where you want the formula results displayed then complete the steps listed below.


Type an equal sign (=) in the cell.

Click the first cell that you want to use in the formula.
Type in one of the four mathematical operators (+, -, *, or /).
Click the second cell you want to use in the formula.
Press Enter.
The results of the formula will be displayed in the first cell you selected.

You will create a new spreadsheet for each category and save to your desktop as whatever its name is.

Be careful to KNOW THE DIFFERENCE when it says to create a new sheet or to open one that already exists. Many times, it has you open one you've already made and add to it.

Continue with the blue book until you reach exercise 40 please.

.....always make your screen big so you can see all he's showing you:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/excelfrmtngtricks.html

Now watch this...it's really easy to understand:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/pastespecial.html

Here's another one...this guy is really good at explaining things:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/texttocolumn.html

It's fun to watch him take charts from Excel into Powerpoint in this video:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/chartstopwrpoint.html

Here he shows you how to set up a spreadsheet in Excel for printing:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/pagesetup.html

Data Pig now shows you how to make a chart in Excel:

www.datapigtechnologies.com/flashfiles/formatcharts.html