Right click on the worksheet's tab, which will give you a shortcut menu with the option to rename it.
use Excel to create the worksheet...good luck on your test:)
state the purpose of the worksheet
There is no step function in Excel. However, you can use excel to create a Step Function Chart. See related links for a video to explain the process.
The first step would be to select all the data. After that you can go into the Sort option and specify the sequence of criteria to sort by, such as surname and then firstname.
the primary benefit of using the JSA worksheet is to make sure that each step is well defined and understood
Undo works for all Excel manual entries. There are a few exceptions:When you save or exit your worksheet, all undo options are deleted.Undo steps through changes in reverse order, so you need to step through all changes to get to an older change.Sometimes you are not able to undo input from an external data source.
Prepare a worksheet.
(In Microsoft Excel for Windows Right-click the sheet name and then select Rename from the pop-up selection list that will appear, either by left-clicking your choice or typing an 'R'. The name will become highlighted, so now type over it, with your desired new name, and hit .
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Yes. There is a book called " The Ultimate Guide to Excel 2007" which is available on line in PDF format. The author claims that this is a complete step-by step guide with practical examples. You can access this book at website: http://www.msoffice-tutorial-training.com/excel-2007-book.html
You can do it by pressing and holding the Ctrl key and then pressing the ` key, which is beside the 1 key. (Ctrl + `). You can also do it by going to the Tools menu, picking Options, then View and clicking the tick box beside Formulas.Great direction and step-by-step process!I also found that we can obtain a dialog listing of ALL the formulas in the worksheet by using the following steps (within Excel 2010);Click the Formulas tab (upper menu ribbon of Excel)Within the Defined Names group, click the Name Manager iconDialog appears, which itemizes all the formulas in the current workbook. You can use the Filter drop down (upper-right corner) to further filter and refine the search, too.
The link gives some very simple examples. Search for "word problems one step equations worksheet" and you will find many more!