This document discusses various data types and how to manipulate cell contents in a spreadsheet. It covers modifying column widths and row heights, copying and pasting cell values using autofill, and moving cell contents by cutting and pasting. The key points are:
1) Spreadsheets can contain different data types like text, numbers, dates that can be selected from a dropdown menu.
2) Column widths and row heights can be modified manually or automatically resized to fit contents.
3) Cells can be copied and pasted within a worksheet or to another location using copy-paste keyboard shortcuts or the ribbon icons.
4) The autofill feature automatically fills in values as cells are dragged across a range
This document discusses various data types and how to manipulate cell contents in a spreadsheet. It covers modifying column widths and row heights, copying and pasting cell values using autofill, and moving cell contents by cutting and pasting. The key points are:
1) Spreadsheets can contain different data types like text, numbers, dates that can be selected from a dropdown menu.
2) Column widths and row heights can be modified manually or automatically resized to fit contents.
3) Cells can be copied and pasted within a worksheet or to another location using copy-paste keyboard shortcuts or the ribbon icons.
4) The autofill feature automatically fills in values as cells are dragged across a range
This document discusses various data types and how to manipulate cell contents in a spreadsheet. It covers modifying column widths and row heights, copying and pasting cell values using autofill, and moving cell contents by cutting and pasting. The key points are:
1) Spreadsheets can contain different data types like text, numbers, dates that can be selected from a dropdown menu.
2) Column widths and row heights can be modified manually or automatically resized to fit contents.
3) Cells can be copied and pasted within a worksheet or to another location using copy-paste keyboard shortcuts or the ribbon icons.
4) The autofill feature automatically fills in values as cells are dragged across a range
This document discusses various data types and how to manipulate cell contents in a spreadsheet. It covers modifying column widths and row heights, copying and pasting cell values using autofill, and moving cell contents by cutting and pasting. The key points are:
1) Spreadsheets can contain different data types like text, numbers, dates that can be selected from a dropdown menu.
2) Column widths and row heights can be modified manually or automatically resized to fit contents.
3) Cells can be copied and pasted within a worksheet or to another location using copy-paste keyboard shortcuts or the ribbon icons.
4) The autofill feature automatically fills in values as cells are dragged across a range
contents Outlines Datatypes Modifying column widths Modifying row heights Copying cells values Coping data with AutoFill Moving the contents of a cell Data types You can use these data types in your spreadsheet: Cont… To change data type of cell, click on cell and then click on the down arrow next to the Number Format control. You will see a drop down menu from which you can select the format : C.W In your previous work book add new column for students birth date and first select date data type: Modifying column widths Select a column, such as the Country column. Right click over the selected column and from the popup menu displayed select the Column Width command. Cont… The Column Width dialog box is displayed which allows you to set the column width.
Also you can change the column width using
drag and drop by moving the mouse pointer to the line between the header for column Cont…
To automatically resize each column
width to fit the contents, select all the columns containing data. Double click on the junction between one of the column header headers within the selected columns Modifying row heights Select one or more rows and then right click over the selected row(s). From the popup menu displayed select the Row Height command. Cont…
The Row Height dialog is displayed
allowing you to set the exact row height, as required Manipulating cells: Copying cells values
Select a cell, and Press Ctrl+C to copy the
selected range to the Clipboard. click on the Home tab and then click on the Copy icon in the Clipboard group on the Ribbon. Then, Click at the location you wish to paste the data to, and press the Ctrl+V keys to paste the data or click on the Home tab and then click on the Paste icon. Manipulating cells :Coping data with AutoFill
Click on cell which contains the value,
Move the mouse pointer to the bottom-right corner of this cell and the mouse pointer shape will change to the shape of a small black cross. When the mouse pointer changes shape, press the mouse button down, and while keeping it pressed move slowly down the page. When you release the mouse button you will see that Excel has 'AutoFilled' the range you dragged across Manipulating cells: Moving the contents of a cell Select the range to wish to move and then cut it by Press the Ctrl+X keys to cut the selected data and press Ctrl+V, to paste the data. Cont…