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College of Medicine – University of Nineveh

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Zina Abdul Salam

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This document is a lecture introducing Microsoft Excel 2013 and its user interface. It covers fundamental tasks such as starting and exiting the program, creating, saving, opening, and closing workbooks, selecting cells, entering and editing data, and formatting text and numbers.

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First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025...

First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Lecture 1: The Objective: The objective of this lecture is to introduce Microsoft Excel 2013, a spreadsheet program used for managing, analyzing, and presenting data. It covers the Excel 2013 user interface and fundamental tasks such as:  Starting and exiting the program  Creating, saving, opening, and closing workbooks  Selecting cells and entering/editing data  Formatting text and numbers References: 1. Graham Brown, David Watson, “Cambridge IGCSE Information and Communication Technology”, 3rd Edition (2020) 2. Alan Evans, Kendall Martin, Mary Anne Poatsy, “Technology In ActionComplete”,16 th Edition (2020). 1 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Introduction: Microsoft Excel 2013 is a spreadsheet program that is used to manage, analyze, and present data.it includes many powerful tools that can be used to organize and manipulate large amounts of data, perform complex calculations, create professional-looking charts, enhance the appearance Of worksheets, and more. this handout provides an overview of the excel 2013 user interface and covers how to perform basic tasks such as starting and exiting the program, creating, saving, opening, and closing workbooks, selecting cells, entering and editing data, formatting text and numbers, positioning cell contents, applying cell styles, and getting help. Starting Excel: You can start Excel 2013 from the start menu or by double Clicking an existing Excel file. When you start the program without opening A specific file, the start screen appears, prompting you to open an existing workbook or create a new workbook. To start Excel 2013 from the start menu: 1- Click the start menu, click Microsoft Office 2013, And then click Excel 2013. The start screen appears (see figure 1). 2- In the right pane. Click blank workbook opens in the program window. 2 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Overview of the user interface: All the Microsoft Office 2013 programs share a common user interface so you can apply basic techniques that you learn in one program to other program. The Excel 2013 program window is easy to navigate and simple to use (see figure2 and table1). 3 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Ribbon: The Ribbon designed to help you quickly find the commands that you need to complete a task.it consist of a set of task-specific tabs. Clicking a tab displays asset of related commands that are organized into logical group. Backstage view: The file tab (the first tab on the Ribbon) is used to display the Backstage View which contains all the commands related to managing files and customizing the program. It provides an en easy way to create, open, save, print….. To display the Back stage view: 1. Click the File tab on the Ribbon(see figure below) 4 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 To exit the backstage view: 1. Click the back button in the upper-left corner of the backstage view or press Esc key. (see figure 9) 5 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Formula Bar: The Formula bar displays the content of the active cell and can be used to enter or edit cell contents. The Formula bar contains three buttons (see figure 10).the insert buttons is always available. But the other two button are active only while you entering or editing data in a cell. Clicking cancels button cancels the changes you make in the cell which is the same as Esc key. Clicking the Enter Button completes the changes you make in the cell. Clicking Insert Function button open a dialog box that helps you construct formulas. Overview of Workbooks: An Excel file is called a workbook. Each new workbook contains one blank work sheet (see figure 11). You can add additional worksheet or delete existing worksheet as needed. By default, a new work book is named Book1 and the worksheet it contains is named Sheet 1. Each work sheet consist of 1,048,576 (numbered) rows and 16,384 columns (labeled A through XFD).The box formed by intersection of row and column is called a cell. The active cell has green border around it and its name appears in the name bar. Creating workbooks To create a new workbook: 1. Click the File tab, and click New. 2. In the right pane, click Blank workbook. Note: You can also create a new workbook by pressing Ctrl+N. 6 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Moving Around in a Worksheet: To type in a cell, you must make it the active cell, either by clicking it Or by using one of the keyboard methods of moving the cell selector. Table 10.1 summarizes the keyboard methods. Selecting Cells, Rows, and Columns: In order to work with cell, you must first select it. 1-To select a single cell: Click the desired cell 2-To select a range of cells: click the first cell that you want to include in the range, hold down the Shift key, and then click the last cell in the range or drag from the first cell in the range to the last cell. 3-To select nonadjacent cells or range: Select the first cell or range, hold down the Ctrl key, and then select the other cell or range. 7 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 To select a single row or column: 1- Click the header of the row or column that you want to select (see figure 21 and figure 22). To select all cells in a worksheet: Click the Select ALL button in the upper-left corner of worksheet (see figure 23) or press CTRL+A. Entering data: You can add data by entering it directly in the cell or by using formula bar. A cell contain maximum of 32.767 characters and can hold any of three basic types of data: text, numbers, or formulas. Entering Text: Left-click a cell to select it. Each rectangle in the worksheet is called a cell. As you select a cell, the cell address appears in the Name Box. Enter text into the cell using your keyboard. The text appears in the cell and in the formula bar then press the Enter key. (See figure 24, figure 25) 8 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Formating Numbers: Modifying a Number Format Use these steps to select and then modify a cell’s number format: 1. Select the cell(s) to affect. 2. On the Home tab, open the Number Format drop-down list (in the Number group) and select a format, or click the Accounting, Percent Style, or Comma Style button. 3. If you want to change the number of decimal places, click the Increase Decimal or Decrease Decimal button in the Number group. 4. (Optional) if you want to make other changes to the number format, click the dialog box launcher in the Number Group to open the Format Cells dialog box (see Figure). 5. Make any additional number formatting selections as needed. 6. Click OK. NOTE: Formatting does not change the actual value stored in a cell. The actual value is used in calculation and is displayed in the Formula bar when the cell is selected. Entering Date and times: To enter Dates: 1. Select the cell in which you want to enter the date. 2. Type the month, day, and year, with each number separated by a forward slash (/) or a hyphen (-), and then press the Enter key. To enter a Time: 1. Select the cell in which you want to enter the time. 2. Type the hour, a colon (:) , and the minutes , press the Spacebar ,type a for A.M. or P for P.M and then press the Enter key 9 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Editing Data: To edit data 1. Double- click the cell that contains the data you want to edit. The cursor appears in the cell in the location that you double-clicked. 2. To insert characters, click where you want to make changes, and then type the new characters. 3. To delete characters, click where you want to make changes, and then press the Backspace or Delete key. 4. When you are finished, press the Enter key. 5. IF you are editing data and decide not to keep your edits, press the ESC key to return the cell to its previous state. Clearing Cells: You can clear a cell to remove its contents, formats, or comment. To clear a cell: 1- Select the cell that you want to clear. 2- On Home tab, in Editing group click the clear button and select the desired option from menu. Positioing Cell Contents: You can change the alignment, indentation and orientation of cell content within a cell and merge cell from the Alignment group on home tab of the Ribbon contains. 11 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 11 First stage – College of Medicine – University of Nineveh Computer Science/ Lecturer: Zina Abdul Salam EXCEL 2013 9/3/2025 Merge and center: Combine and center the content of the selected cell in new larger cell. 12