COMPUTER LESSON 2

Provides access to the backstage view that contains the commands commonly used in Excel like New, Open, Save, Print, and Recent Documents

• file tab

• quick access toolbar

• title bar

• ribbon

Appears above the File tab, and gives access to the most frequently used commands like Save, Undo, and Redo

• title bar

• file tab

• quick access toolbar

• ribbon

Displays the program name currently in use, which is Microsoft Excel, along with the name of the active workbook

• ribbon

• file tab

• quick access toolbar

• title bar

The toolbar for applications in MS Office 2003 was placed by the ribbon in MS Office 2007. Commands previously hidden in menus can be readily accessed from the tabs on the ribbon

• quick access toolbar

• ribbon

• title bar

• tabs

Each tab represent different tasks in MS Excel that performs specific functions and contains different commands groups

• tabs

• active cell

• worksheet window

• formula bar

This is where you enter data and work on your worksheets.

• tabs

• active cell

• worksheet window

• formula bar

This identified by a black outline around the cell

• tabs

• active cell

• worksheet window

• formula bar

Located above the worksheet window, it allows you to view, enter, and edit data in the current cell, it also displays the formula that a particular cell might contain

• sheet tabs

• formula bar

• name box

• column header

Displays the address of an active cell

• column header

• sheet tabs

• name box

• formula bar

You can keep multiple worksheets together in a group called workbook. You can move quickly from one worksheet to another by clicking the worksheet tab

• formula bar

• name box

• sheet tabs

• column header