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Excel 2002, The goal of the O'Leary Series is to give students a basic understanding of computing concepts and to build the skills necessary to ensure that information technology is an advantage in whatever career they choose in life. The O'Leary Office 2000 Enhanced, Excel 2002
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  • Excel 2002
  • Written by author Timothy J. OLeary, Linda I. OLeary
  • Published by McGraw-Hill Higher Education, 2001/09/01
  • The goal of the O'Leary Series is to give students a basic understanding of computing concepts and to build the skills necessary to ensure that information technology is an advantage in whatever career they choose in life. The O'Leary Office 2000 Enhanced
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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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