Chapter 1 - Excel - McGraw-Hill

5. Edit worksheet data.
a. Select B10.
b. Press Delete to remove the contents.
c. Select F5.
d. Type 4583 and press Enter.
6. Indent and align text.
a. Select A5:A9.
b. Click the Increase Indent button [Home tab, Alignment group].
c. Select B4:H4.
d. Click the Align Right button [Home tab, Alignment group].
7. Move text.
a. Select B4:B9.
b. Click the Cut button [Home tab, Clipboard group].
c. Select I4.
d. Click the Paste button [Home tab, Clipboard group].
e. Select C4:I9.
f. Point to the right border of the selected cell range.
g. Drag the selected cells to B4 and release the move pointer.
8. Save and close the workbook (Figure 1-21).
a. Press Ctrl+S to save the workbook.
b. Click the Close button in the upper right corner.
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SLO 1.3
Using the Sum Function
Sum is a built-in formula that adds the values in a selected range. To insert the Sum function,
click the cell to make it active. When you click AutoSum [Home tab, Editing group], a
formula (5SUM) displays in the cell followed by the suggested range of cells (for example,
B5:B9). A moving border surrounds the cells in the range, and the function displays. Press
Enter to complete the formula or adjust the cell range. The cell displays the result of the sum
function, and the Formula bar displays the formula. Once a formula has been entered, it is
automatically updated if the content of the worksheet is edited.
ANOTHER WAY
The Function Library group on the Formulas tab includes the AutoSum function.
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Excel 2013 Chapter 1 Creating and Editing Workbooks