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Basic Demo.xlsx

Basic formatting


pgwilliam: pgwilliam: This is cell A1. To insert a comment like this you right click on the cell and then on <Insert Comment>
Comments are shown by the little red triangle in the corner of a cell.
Hover over it to see what it says.

pgwilliam: PETER: This is cell D8. When the comment exists you can edit it etc by rioght clickin omn the cell. The name at the top is put there automatically but can be deleted. It is just text Put this cell into edit mode. You will see little circles on the border. Left cliock and drag on these to change the size of the comment box.
Text gets left justified
Notice how the text overwrites a cell. However if there is content in the next cell it doesn't
pgwilliam: To see what is in this cell click on it and then look at the content in the editing bar above.
There is text behind this one
You can change the size of a cell by hovering over the separating line and then using a left click drag to move the boundary.
Alternatively if you double click on the boundary it will make the row or column big enough to hold the largest content in that row or column.
Or you can wrap text
You can also right click on the row or column heading or on a cell to adjust the size settings
lots of time can be wasted By playing around with formatting For effect
Numbers are right justified 6.35 Try right clicking and format cell to see what you can do.
As text it is left justified. 6.35
If you right click you can insert or delete cells or rows/columns

Formulae

Formulae
This column is just numbers This column has formulae. Look in the bar above to see them.
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2 2 4
3 3 6
4 4 8
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Formulae always start with an "=" sign
Look at the formula below
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There are 4 ways to reference a cell in a formula: Absoulte referencing Relative Addressing Semi absoulute Or
using "$"
1 1 1 1
The effect of these are seen when you copy a formula down
1 4 4 1
Or across 1 12 6 2
You can copy a formula by a simple cut or paste.
or by right clicking on the bottom left hand corner and dragging
Or by selecting a range and using <ctrl D> or <ctrl L> or R or U

Naming cells and formatting

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pgwilliam: This cell is called "Peter"
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pgwilliam: Look at the formual here.

This is a tex box. It has the advantage that you can place it anywhere of the sheet and format it. Try to give it a different border. Try different formatting.

Instead of using its position to reference a cell we can give it a meaningful name

By default a named cell gets an absolute reference. But you can use naming on ranges to get semi absolute or relative referencing.

We can use conditional formatting to change the appearance of cell(s) depending on whether they meet certain conditions. Try changing the top number

Copying, Sorting, filtering

Unsorted Sorted

pgwilliam: The cells below have had a filter added. Click on the arrow to see what you can do.
Charles Annabel Charles
4 4 Brian Brian Brian
8 8 Henry Charles Henry
16 16 Annabel Cuthbert Annabel
32 32 Cuthbert Henry Cuthbert
64 64
128 128
256 256

If we enter numbers quickly using a formula we can use copy and paste special to paste them in as values.

Panes

You can use panes to freeze cells in large sheets. You do this using the smalle sliders. Drag then to see.

Cyclists Data

Ages of cyclists from accident survey
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Sheet1

21 42 14 210
22 44 14.6666666667 220
23 46 15.3333333333 230
24 48 16 240
25 50 16.6666666667 250
26 52 17.3333333333 260
27 54 18 270
28 56 18.6666666667 280
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Sheet2

Country/continent Number of vistors Mountain South Island Hight (m) Mountain Norh Island Hight (m)
Australia North 409326 Cook 3800 Ruapehu 2800
America 180741 Tasman 3500 Egmont 2500
Europe 225127 Damoiar 3400 Ngauruhoe 2300
asia 397462 Silberton 3300 Tongariro 2000
Other 229182 Average 2400
Total vistors to New Zeland 1441838 ERROR:#N/A
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Hight (m) Ruapehu Egmont Ngauruhoe Tongariro 3800 3500 3400 3300 Cook Tasman Damoiar Silberton 2800 2500 2300 2000

Sheet3

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