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Fig. 1 A Blank Worksheet in A New Workbook

The document provides instructions for creating a new blank workbook in Excel. It explains that a new workbook is initially called "Book1" until given a custom name. It describes sheet tabs at the bottom that allow switching between worksheets. It also outlines how column headings are letters and row headings are numbers, with columns extending to IV totaling 256 columns.

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Fig. 1 A Blank Worksheet in A New Workbook

The document provides instructions for creating a new blank workbook in Excel. It explains that a new workbook is initially called "Book1" until given a custom name. It describes sheet tabs at the bottom that allow switching between worksheets. It also outlines how column headings are letters and row headings are numbers, with columns extending to IV totaling 256 columns.

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The first workbook you open is called

Book1 in the title bar at the top of the


window until you save it with your own
title.
Sheet tabs at the bottom of the
workbook window.

Fig. 1 A blank worksheet in a new workbook.

To create a new workbook if you've already started Excel. Here's how: On the File menu,
click New. In the New Workbook task pane, click Blank workbook.
Fig. 1 Column headings are letters. Row headings are numbers.
Column headings.
Row headings.
Fig. 2 After the first 26 column headings (A through Z), the next 26 column headings are
AA through AZ. The column headings continue through column IV, for a total of 256
columns.

Fig. 1 The active cell is outlined in black.


Fig. 2 Cell C5 is selected and is the active cell. It has a black outline.
Column C is highlighted.
Row 5 is highlighted.
Cell C5, the active cell, is shown in the Name Box in the upper-left corner of the
worksheet.

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