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Introduction to Microsoft Office XP | ||
What Is Office XP? | ||
Word 2002 | ||
Excel 2002 | ||
Access 2002 | ||
PowerPoint 2002 | ||
Common Office XP Features | ||
Starting an Office Application | ||
Using Menus | ||
Using the Office Assistant | ||
Using Help | ||
Using the Contents Tab | ||
Using a Hyperlink | ||
Using the Index Tab | ||
Using the Answer Wizard | ||
Getting Help on the Web | ||
Using Toolbars | ||
Exiting an Office Application | ||
Lab Review | ||
Key Terms | ||
Command Summary | ||
Excel: Overview of Excel 2002 | ||
What is an Electronic Spreadsheet? | ||
Excel 2002 Features | ||
Case Study for Excel 2002 Labs | ||
Before You Begin | ||
Microsoft Office Shortcut Bar | ||
Instructional Conventions | ||
Lab 1 | Creating and Editing a Worksheet | |
Exploring Excel 2002 | ||
Starting Excel 2002 | ||
Exploring the Excel Window | ||
Exploring the Workbook Window | ||
Moving around the Worksheet | ||
Creating New Workbooks | ||
Using the Default Workbook Template | ||
Developing a Workbook | ||
Entering and Editing Data | ||
Entering Text | ||
Clearing an Entry | ||
Editing an Entry | ||
Using AutoCorrect | ||
Entering Numbers | ||
Changing Column Widths | ||
Dragging the Column Boundary | ||
Using AutoFit | ||
Saving, Closing, and Opening Workbooks | ||
Saving a New Workbook | ||
Closing a Workbook | ||
Opening an Existing Workbook | ||
Duplicating Cell Contents | ||
Using Copy and Paste | ||
Selecting a Range | ||
Using the Fill Handle | ||
Inserting Copied Cells | ||
Moving Entries | ||
Working with Formulas | ||
Entering Formulas | ||
Copying Formulas | ||
Entering Functions | ||
Using Pointing to Enter a Formula | ||
Recalculating the Worksheet | ||
Inserting Rows | ||
Formatting the Worksheet | ||
Changing Cell Alignment | ||
Indenting Entries | ||
Centering across a Selection | ||
Changing Fonts and Font Styles | ||
Applying Character Effects | ||
Using Undo | ||
Using Format Painter | ||
Formatting Numbers | ||
Using Styles | ||
Adding Color | ||
Working with Graphics | ||
Inserting Graphics | ||
Sizing Graphics | ||
Entering the Date | ||
Previewing and Printing a Workbook | ||
Exiting Excel 2002 | ||
Concept Summary | ||
Lab Review | ||
Key Terms | ||
MOUS Skills | ||
Command Summary | ||
Lab Exercises | ||
Terminology | ||
Screen Identification | ||
Matching | ||
Multiple Choice | ||
True/False | ||
Concepts | ||
Fill-In | ||
Discussion Questions | ||
Hands-On Exercises | ||
Step-by-Step | ||
On Your Own | ||
On the Web | ||
Lab 2 | Charting Worksheet Data | |
Learning About Charts | ||
Creating a Single Data Series Chart | ||
Selecting the Data to Chart | ||
Using Chart Wizard | ||
Moving and Sizing a Chart | ||
Changing the Chart Location | ||
Creating a Multiple Data Series Chart | ||
Changing the Chart Type | ||
Adding Chart Titles | ||
Moving the Legend | ||
Formatting Chart Elements | ||
Changing Orientation | ||
Creating a New Chart from an Existing Chart | ||
Copying a Chart | ||
Creating a Combination Chart | ||
Adding Data Labels | ||
Changing Data Series Fill Colors | ||
Changing Plot Area Colors | ||
Changing Worksheet Data | ||
Adding a Text Box | ||
Adding Arrows | ||
Creating and Formatting a Pie Chart | ||
Selecting the Pie Chart Data | ||
Formatting the Pie Chart | ||
Exploding and Rotating the Pie | ||
Applying Patterns and Color | ||
Documenting a Workbook | ||
Preparing the Workbook for Printing | ||
Previewing the Workbook | ||
Sizing the Worksheet | ||
Aligning a Sheet on a Page | ||
Adding Predefined Headers and Footers | ||
Printing the Workbook | ||
Concept Summary | ||
Lab Review | ||
Key Terms | ||
MOUS Skills | ||
Command Summary | ||
Lab Exercises | ||
Terminology | ||
Screen Identification | ||
Matching | ||
Multiple Choice | ||
True/False | ||
Concepts | ||
Fill-In | ||
Discussion Questions | ||
Hands-On Exercises | ||
Step-by-Step | ||
On Your Own | ||
Lab 3 | Managing and Analyzing a Workbook | |
Correcting Worksheet Errors | ||
Checking Spelling | ||
Correcting Formula Errors | ||
Using Absolute References | ||
Working with Sheets | ||
Copying Between Sheets | ||
Renaming Sheets and Coloring Sheet Tabs | ||
Filling a Series | ||
Referencing Multiple Sheets | ||
Deleting and Moving Sheets | ||
Managing Large Sheets | ||
Zooming the Worksheet | ||
Going to a Specific cell | ||
Splitting Windows | ||
Freezing Panes | ||
Watching Cells | ||
Forecasting Values | ||
Performing What-If Analysis Manually | ||
Using Goal Seek | ||
Changing Values Using a Chart | ||
Customizing Print Settings | ||
Changing Page Orientation | ||
Displaying Gridlines and Centering on Page | ||
Adding Custom Headers and Footers | ||
Printing Selected Sheets | ||
Concept Summary | ||
Lab Review | ||
Key Terms | ||
MOUS Skills | ||
Command Summary | ||
Lab Exercises | ||
Terminology | ||
Screen Identification | ||
Matching | ||
Multiple Choice | ||
True/False | ||
Concepts | ||
Fill-In | ||
Discussion Questions | ||
Hands-On Exercises | ||
Step-by-Step | ||
On Your Own | ||
On the Web | ||
Working Together: Linking, Embedding, and E-mailing | ||
Copying Between Applications | ||
Copying a Worksheet to a Word Document | ||
Linking Between Applications | ||
Linking a Chart Object to a Word Document | ||
Updating a Linked Object | ||
Editing Links | ||
Embedding an Object in Another Application | ||
Embedding a Worksheet in a Word Document | ||
Updating an Embedded Object | ||
E-Mailing the Memo | ||
Deciding When to Link or Embed Objects | ||
Lab Review | ||
Key Terms | ||
Command Summary | ||
Lab Exercises | ||
Hands-On Exercises | ||
Step-by-Step | ||
Command Summary | ||
Glossary of Key Terms | ||
Reference 1 | Data File List | |
Reference 2 | MOUS Skills | |
Index |
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