Excel-Basics

Excel is a spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft that allows users to organize, analyze, and visualize data.

You can navigate in Excel by using the arrow keys, mouse, or by using the scroll bars. You can also go to specific cells by clicking on them or using the Go To feature.

To create a new workbook in Excel, you can go to File > New and select Blank workbook. Alternatively, you can click on the New button on the toolbar.

Cells are the individual boxes where you enter and manipulate data in Excel. A range is a group of contiguous cells selected together, which can be used for calculations or formatting.

You can format cells in Excel by using the Format Cells dialog box, accessed by right-clicking on the cell or using the Home tab to change font, alignment, number format, and more.

A formula in Excel is a combination of operators, cell references, and functions that calculates a result based on the input provided. Formulas are used for performing calculations in spreadsheets.

To insert charts in Excel, select the data you want to include, then go to the Insert tab and choose the chart type you want. You can customize the chart further using the Chart Tools.

Conditional formatting in Excel allows you to apply formatting to cells based on specific conditions or criteria. This helps highlight important data points or trends within your spreadsheet.

To print in Excel, you can go to File > Print or use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + P. You can adjust print settings such as page layout, orientation, and print range before printing.

Yes, you can password protect your Excel file by going to File > Info > Protect Workbook. From here, you can choose to encrypt with a password to restrict access to the file.