Working with Numbers

Spreadsheets: Intro

Title: Jan's Illustrated Computer Literacy 101
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For working with piles of numbers you usually need a spreadsheet program. Such a program is designed to make it easy to crunch a bunch of numbers into usable results by calculating total and averages, or using a complex formula to analyze the numbers.

Excel 2007 and 2010 use a different style of interface than older versions of Excel. They put controls for the most common actions on ribbon tabs instead of toolbars.

Choose the lessons that match the version of Excel that you have and get started!

Older versions:   Excel 97, 2000, 2002, 2003 Icon: Excel 97Icon: Excel 2000 Icon: Excel 2002 Icon: Excel 2003
Newer versions: Excel 2007/2010 Icon: Excel 2007 Icon: Excel 2010

 


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Last updated: 02 May 2012