Unit 4 Lesson 1 (Part 2): Excel Tabs and Ribbons Flashcards
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
-shows tools for opening an existing workbook, creating a new workbook, saving a workbook, printing a workbook, and other functional tools that are not necessarily connected to data manipulation or formatting
File Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
-gives you tools to format your table and its data You can change the font size, font color, alignment, and other basic formatting options
-you can also copy, paste, insert,
and delete cells using the tools in this tab
Home Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
-gives you tools to insert objects such as images, shapes, tables, graphs, and charts
-there are predefined templates available for graphs and charts that can be found on this tab
Insert Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
- gives you tools so that you can draw flexibly on your table or charts when discussing it
-It contains different drawing tools such as pen tool, eraser tool, highlighter, and lasso selection tool
Draw Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
- gives you tools and commands to format the orientation of your
spreadsheet on the screen and the paper after printing
-these tools allow you to edit the print area, margins, colors, etc
Page Layout Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
-gives you commands to edit, define, audit, and control formulas.
-you can easily find functions and formulas here because they are grouped depending on the use
Formulas Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
- gives you commands to connect to external data or databases to import pre-existing data tables
-there are also commands that can help you sort data; this is
particularly useful for large data sets
Data Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
- gives you tools and commands for spell checking, sheet protection, workbook protection, and changes tracking
- helps you to protect the data and check the accuracy of
the input in your spreadsheet through proofreading
Review Tab
Parts of Excel Tab and Ribbons:
gives you commands to control the view of your spreadsheet and how you would interact with it
View Tab