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SELECTING CELLS IN A WORKSHEET

To perform any editing operations on cells, you need to select them. You can select a single cell
by simply clicking on it. If you want to select multiple cells or cell ranges, there are various ways:
Entire Row: Click on the row number to select the whole
row. This highlights all cells in that row across the

spreadsheet.

Entire Column: Click on the column letter to select the whole column. This

highlights all cells in that column down the entire sheet.

Entire Worksheet: Click on the Select All button located below

the Name box to select the entire worksheet.

Range of Cells: Click on the first cell you want to select, then hold
the mouse button and drag to the last cell. Alternatively, you can
use the Shift key: click on the first cell, press and hold Shift and then
click on the last cell to select the range.

Selecting Multiple Cells: To select multiple cells that are not adjacent,
click on the first cell. Then, hold the Ctrl key and click on the other

cells you want to include. The selected cells will be highlighted.

RAPID RECALL Tick ( ) if you know this.

1. A custom list allows you to define your own series of data that can be used to

automatically fill cells.
2. Formatting text in a worksheet involves changing how the text appears to make

it easier to read and more visually appealing.

COPYING/MOVING DATA

You can copy and move cell contents or an entire worksheet. Copy creates a duplicate, while Cut
moves the data to a new location.

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