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QUESTION

1. A label detailed diagram of ms excel environment

2. State the steps on how to create a table in ms excel environment

3. Using a case study of your choice, create a table of six columns and 7 rows
and explain the following using

1. How to carryout the following arithmetic operation

(a) Addition

(b) Subtraction

(c) Division

(d) Multiplication

2. Use the formular to identify how got the answers

DEFINITION OF MS EXCEL

MS Excel is a commercial spreadsheet application that is produced and distributed


by Microsoft for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS operating systems. It features
the ability to perform basic calculations, use graphing tools, create pivot tables and
create macros, among other useful features.

Spreadsheet applications such as MS Excel use a collection of cells arranged into


rows and columns to organize and manipulate data. They can also display data as
charts, histograms and line graphs.
MS Excel permits users to arrange data in order to view various factors from
different perspectives. Microsoft Visual Basic is a programming language used for
applications in Excel, allowing users to create a variety of complex numerical
methods. Programmers are given an option to code directly using the Visual Basic
Editor, including Windows for writing code, debugging and code module
organization.

History and Future of MS Excel

In the early days of accessible PC business computing, Microsoft Excel played a


central role in bookkeeping and record-keeping for enterprise operations.

One of the best examples of a use case for MS Excel is a table with an autosum
format.

It's very easy in Microsoft Excel to simply enter a column of values and click into
a cell at the bottom of the spreadsheet, and then click the “autosum” button to
allow that cell to add up all of the numbers entered above. This takes the place of
the manual ledger counts that had been a labor-intensive part of business previous
to the evolution of the modern spreadsheet.

The autosum and other innovations have made MS Excel a must-have for various
kinds of enterprise computing, including looking at daily, weekly or monthly
numbers, tabulating payroll and taxes, and other kinds of similar business
processes.
DIAGRAM OF MS EXCEL ENVIRONMENT
How to Create a Table in MS Excel
If you already have an organized range of data, you can turn it into a table. Before
turning a range of data into a table, remove blank rows and columns, and make
sure that a single column doesn’t have different types of data within it.

1. Click a cell in the range you want to convert to a table.

2. Click the Format as Table button on the Home tab.


3. Select the table style you want to use.

4. Verify the data range includes all the cells you want to include in the
table.

Make sure to specify whether the table has a header row. If it doesn’t,
Excel will add a header row above the table data.

5. Click OK.
Apply a Table Style
You can change the appearance of a table at any time by applying a preset table
formatting style.

1. Click a cell in the table.


2. Click the Design tab.
3. Click the Quick Styles button from the Table Style group.

The table styles gallery appears. Here you can select styles from the
Light, Medium, or Dark categories. You may need to scroll down the
list to see the Dark category.
4. Select a style.

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