| Microsoft Excel 2003: Introduction |
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| Overview: |
| Receive a thorough introduction to the three distinct processes for managing data of Microsoft Excel: spreadsheet, database and graphing. Using the primary feature, spreadsheet, you learn to manipulate numbers for sophisticated calculations such as budgets, finances, inventories or numerically oriented tasks. Using the database and graphing functions you learn to select, retrieve, view and chart data that is contained within the spreadsheet mode. |
| Prerequisites: |
| Knowledge of Windows. |
| Additional Information: |
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| Objectives: |
| Menu and toolbar features of the Excel packageCreation of a new workbook (spreadsheet)Enter and edit data; save data; print and close worksheetsFormulas and functionsColumn and row updatesCharting techniques |
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