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Stephen DeWitt,Katsuyo ThorntonIn this chapter, you’ll learn how to navigate the worksheet using the mouse and keyboard commands. You’ll also become familiar with shortcuts that help you move quickly between cells and begin practicing working with multiple worksheets within the same workbook.

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My Early Collaboration with Bill Goddard,In this chapter, you’ll learn how Excel worksheets use three types of data: text, numeric, and date and time. It is important to understand the different types of data. You’ll also begin using special characters that you can’t find on the keyboard.

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Signal processing for everyone,You’ll now learn how to refine the way your worksheets look on screen and in print. Excel provides many great options to establish a style for worksheets and the workbook as a whole that is distinctive and consistent.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-31103-3A table is a structured collection of data consisting of a header row and multiple data rows. A table is used to contain data of a single type such as orders, sales, inventory, and so on. A table makes it easier to filter, sort, analyze, summarize, and format your data.

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Elena Soriano,José Marco-ContellesExcel is the premier analysis tool. This is the reason for bringing data from other sources into Excel. Microsoft has added even more sources and ways of importing data for Excel 2016.

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Best Ways to Enter and Edit Data,In this chapter, you’ll learn how Excel worksheets use three types of data: text, numeric, and date and time. It is important to understand the different types of data. You’ll also begin using special characters that you can’t find on the keyboard.

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Working with Tables,A table is a structured collection of data consisting of a header row and multiple data rows. A table is used to contain data of a single type such as orders, sales, inventory, and so on. A table makes it easier to filter, sort, analyze, summarize, and format your data.