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How about opening the existing documents, you have already been working inside of a cell. You have saved a document perhaps on your local computer network drive wherever. Now You want to be able to open up that document and continue working with it. Well this just like saving it …

After you create a new workbook, you do not have any data in there just yet Now You want to save it to my computer or save it out to the network drive whatever it might be. So inside of Excel You are just going to go to my final …

Let us take a closer look at the Excel workbook and really what makes up the Excel workbook interface. Excel workbook or the workbook type is your main excel file, that is where you are going to be working in. In the Excel workbook but you have got what is …

Let us further our lesson about the Excel interface itself. There is a few more things that I want to point out here. We have seen that quick access toolbar you have got your ribbon directly below that there is the ribbon, you have got the name box in the …

A neat tool that is kind of lesser known kind of hidden but a neat tool. This is the quick access toolbar it is part of the Excel interface and it is been around since the 2007 edition of Excel.   The quick access toolbar The quick access toolbar is …

We are going to do two things during this section. We are going to create a brand-new Blank Excel workbook. This is going to be the main file type that you will work with as you venture, and you work inside of Excel itself. We are going to do is …

When you first open up the more recent editions of Microsoft Excel the starting interface is referred to as the splash screen or the introductory page to the office application, In this case is Excel. When you first open-up Excel, you could take into the screen here where you have …

The first thing we want to be able to do before we get in and start to work within Microsoft Excel is that we got to open up the application. Now I am going to make this a quick little introduction just to opening Microsoft Excel. Here is a couple …