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CLASS 9th
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SR. NO. CONTENTS PAGE NO.
1 Definition of MS
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EXCEL
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Features of MS 6–7
EXCEL
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Functions and 8–9
Formulas in
EXCEL
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MARKSHEET OF 10–11
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CLASS 10
4. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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5. CONCLUSION 13
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WORK BOOK
A workbook is a collection of one or more worksheets in a
single file.
WORK SHEET
A worksheet is a grid area, made up of rows and columns,
where you enter data and work with it.
Row number range 1 to 1048576
Column range A to XFD
CELL It is an intersection of a column and a row.
Row It is the horizontal arrangement of cells in Excel.
Column It is the vertical arrangement of cells.
SCROLL BAR
In Excel there are two scroll bars horizontal and vertical.
You can use these scroll bars to navigate through the
content of Excel worksheets.
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ROW HEADER
Each row in excel is represented by a specific number, which
is present on the left hand side of a worksheet. This number
is known as row header.
COLUMN HEADER
Letters across the top of a worksheet represents column
heading, starting with A to Z, AA to AZ, BA to BZ,…
XAA…XFD.
NAME BOX
The Name Box is located above the column heading on the
left hand side of a window. The unique name/cell reference
is displayed in this box.
FORMULA BAR
The Formula bar is located at the top of the sheet. It is
located to the right of the name box.
SHEETS TAB
Sheets tab appear at the bottom left of the Excel window,
just above the Status bar. Every new workbook which you
open contains three blank sheets named Sheet1, Sheet2,
sheet 3.
STATUS BAR
The Status bar lies at the bottom of the Excel window. It
displays information, like Sheet number, active working
mode etc.
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We can edit the cell contents directly and replace them with
a new entry.
PARTIAL MODIFICATION
EXCEL allows you to make partial modification. So, we
shouldn’t overwrite the cell contents for minor corrections.
REMOVING FROM A CELL
Data can be removed from a cell in several ways:
Removing Data Only : To delete data from a cell, select it
and then press backspace.
Removing Data and Formatting: To remove a ta with
formatting effects follow these steps:
Select the cell whose data as well as formatting effects,
you wish to delete.
Click on the CLEAR button in the EDITING group of the
HOME tab. Now, select CLEAR ALL option to remove
data and its formatting effects.
MS EXCEL also has formatting features:
In this we can format a range of cells as labels.
In this we can format a range of cells as scientific.
We can format a range of cells as date and time.
In MS EXCEL we can add charts to make our work easy like:
bar chart, line chart etc.
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STRUCTURE
FUNCTION NAME ( argument1, argument2,argument3…..)
IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS
SUM ()
The SUM is used to add all the numbers in a given range of
cell that you specify as arguments. Like:
=SUM (C5:D5) OR =SUM(C5,D5)
COUNT ()
The function counts the number of numeric entries,
formulas, and data entries in a given range of cells. Like:
=SUM (D5,E5)
AVERAGE ()
The average function returns the average (arithmetic mean)
of the arguments. Like:
=AVERAGE (C6:E6)
MAX ()
The MAX function returns the largest value among the set
of values in a given range of cells. Like:
=MAX (D7,E7)
COMPONENTS OF FORMULAS
EQUAL TO SYMBOL ( =)
CELL ADDRESS
RANGE
FUNCTION
MATHEMATICAL OPERTORS
USING MATHEMATICAL OPERATORS 9
PURPOSE Operator
Multiplication *
first ()
Division /
second ^
Subtraction –
third /*
fourth +–
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