Basic HTML Version

|  | Table of Contents |  | View Full Version

Page 72 - 2629_Devagiri_C-5
P. 72

    3     Click on the Blank workbook.

                                                                                                   SHORT SIGN
                                                                                                  To create a new

                                                                                                     workbook:
                        2     Click on the New                                                         Ctrl + N
                                      option.

                      A new workbook will be created.

                              DATA TYPES IN EXCEL

                      Data types refer to the types of values that can be stored in cells. Following are the

                      data types used in Excel:
                           Text: It includes letters, numbers

                          and  special characters like  !,                                                       Text
                          @, &,%,  etc.  Example:  Orange!,                                                      Number
                          ABC123@
                                                                                                                 Time
                           Number: It consists of digits (0–9)

                          and can include decimals and                     Date
                          signs (-, +) for calculations. Example: 10, 250, 15.6, -25.

                           Date and Time: These data types represent calendar dates and clock times. The
                          default format is dd-mm-yyyy for dates and hh:mm or hh:mm:ss for time.

                          Example: 21-06-2025, 10:30, 10:25:45.

                              ENTERING DATA IN A WORKSHEET

                      To enter data in a worksheet, click a cell and
                      start typing. The text or numbers will appear
                      in the  Formula  bar. Press  Enter to  move

                      down one cell or Tab to move right. To edit,
                      double-click the cell and type the new data.

                      70      Premium Edition-V

| 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 |