MS Word and Excel Basics
Introduction
- This lecture covers the basics of MS Word and Excel.
MS Word
- Creating a New Document:
- Click on 'File' → 'New' to create a new document.
- Margins and Settings:
- Go to 'Layout' and adjust margins and other page settings.
- Entering Text:
- Use 'Tab' to move between fields.
- Example: Name, Date of Birth (use 'Tab' between fields)
- Formatting Text:
- Use settings like bold, italics, and underline.
- Inserting Elements:
- Insert tables, images, and other elements using the 'Insert' tab.
- Alignment:
- Align text to left, right, center using the 'Home' tab.
- Page Numbers:
- Insert page numbers by going to 'Insert' → 'Page Number'.
MS Excel
- Creating a New Worksheet:
- Click on 'File' → 'New' to open a new Excel worksheet.
- Entering Data:
- Use 'Tab' to move between cells.
- Use columns for different types of data (e.g., Serial Number, Application Names).
- Formulas and Calculations:
- Input formulas like SUM, AVERAGE.
- Example: MS Word (Page 5), MS Excel (Page 25), MS PowerPoint (Page 35).
- Inserting Columns:
- Right-click on a column header and select 'Insert' to add a new column.
- Data Types:
- Understand different data types like text, numbers and use formulas accordingly.
- Formatting and Selection:
- Select data ranges for operations.
- Example: Formatting and selecting specific fields for calculations.
- Charts and Data Visualization:
- Create charts using selected data for better visualization.
General Tips
- Auto Calculations:
- Use features like automatic calculations to improve efficiency.
- Saving Documents:
- Always save your work frequently to prevent data loss.
- Importing Data:
- Import data from different file types for use in Excel or Word.
Conclusion
- These basics give you a foundation to further explore MS Word and Excel functionalities.
- Practice these steps to become proficient in using these tools.
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