Excel 2013 Cheat Sheet, Lecture notes of Auditing

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Excel 2013 Cheat Sheet
Editing Shortcuts
Ctrl+X Cut
Ctrl+C Copy
Ctrl+V Paste
Ctrl+Z Undo
Ctrl+Y Redo
Ctrl+F Find
Ctrl+A Select All
Navigation Shortcuts
Change Cell
Tab Go Right One Cell
Shift+Tab Go Left One Cell
Enter Down One Cell
Shift+Enter Up One Cell
Ctrl+Home To Cell A1
Ctrl+End To Last Data Cell
Program Shortcuts
Ctrl+O Open
Ctrl+N Create New
Ctrl+S Save
Ctrl+P Print
Ctrl+W Close
F 7 Spell Check
F 1 Open Help
Formatting Shortcuts
Ctrl+B Bold
Ctrl+I Italics
Ctrl+U Underline
Microsoft
®
Keyboard Shortcuts
Keys to Remember:
Backspace: erases back one space
Delete: erases forward one space
Page Up: moves up one sheet
Page Down: moves down one sheet
F5: Open Go To Dialog Box
Home: moves to the f irst cell in a row
Num Lock: controls the 10-key pad
Create New Workbook:
Click File Tab, select New, click Create
Open a Workbook:
Click File Tab, select open, choose workbook
Save a Workbook:
Click File Tab, select Save
Save Workbook with a New Name:
Click File Tab, select Save As, type in the title
Print Preview:
Click File Tab, click Print, Print Preview appears
Print Workbook:
Click File Tab, click Print, click Print button
Program Basics
Program Layout
Columns
Microsoft Off ice Button:
Holds the options to start
a new workbook, open a
saved f ile, save, prin t,
prepare for distribution,
publish the spreadsheet,
close the progra m an d
show recently viewed
documents
Customize the Quick Access
Toolbar to hold commands such
as Save, Print, Undo, Redo,
Copy and Paste.
Ribbon
Worksheet Tabs
Cell
Name
Acti ve Cell
Rows
Maximize
Quick Access Toolbar Title Bar Minimize Close
Zoom Slider
Views
Status
Bar
Scroll Bars
Group
Tab
Dialog Box Launcher
Add Worksheet Icon
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Excel 2013 Cheat Sheet

Ed i ti n g Sho r t cu t s

Ctrl+X Cut

Ctrl+C Copy

Ctrl+V Pas te

Ctrl+Z Undo

Ctrl+Y Redo

Ctrl+F Find

Ctrl+A Select All

N avi gati on Shor tcu t s

Change Cell

Tab Go Right One Cell

Shif t+Tab Go Left One Cell

En t er Down One Cell

S h if t+Enter Up One Cell

Ctrl+Home To Cell A 1

Ctrl+End To Last Data Cell

Prog ram Shortcuts

Ctrl+O Open

Ctrl+N Create New

Ctrl+S Save

Ctrl+P Print

Ctrl+W Close

F 7 Spell Check

F 1 Open Help

Formatting Shor tcu ts

Ctrl+B Bold

Ctrl+I I talics

Ctrl+U Underline

Microsoft

®

Keyboard Shortcuts

Keys to Remember:

Backspace: erases back one space

Delete: erases forward one space

Page Up: moves up one sheet

Page Down: moves down one sheet

F5: Open Go To Dialog Box

Home: moves to the f irst cell in a row

Num Lock: controls the 10-key pad

Create New Workb o o k:

C l i ck File Tab, select New, click Create

Open a Workbook:

Click File Tab, select open, choose workbook

Save a Workbook:

Click File Tab, select Save

Save Workbook with a New Name:

Click File Tab, select Save As, type in the title

Print Preview:

Click File Tab, click Print, Print Preview appears

Print Workbook:

Click File Tab, click Print, click Print button

Program Basics

Program Layout

Colum n s

Microsof t Off ice B utton:

Holds the o ptio n s to st art

a new workbo ok, open a

saved f ile, save, prin t,

pr e pa re for dis tribution,

publish the sp read s heet,

close the progra m an d

sho w recent ly viewed

documents

Customize the Quick Access

Toolbar to hold comm and s such

as Save, Print, Undo, Redo,

Copy and Paste.

Ribbon

Work sheet Tabs

Cell

Name

Act i v e Cell

Rows

Maximize

Quick Access Toolbar

Title Bar Minimize^

Close

Zoom S lider Views

Status

Bar

Scroll Bars

Group

Tab

Dialog Box Launcher

Add Worksheet Icon

Workbook Tips

Add Worksheet:

Click Add Worksheet icon next to sheet tabs at the bottom of

the program screen

Delete Worksheet:

Select the worksheet, click the delete button in the Cells group

on the Home tab and select Delete Sheet

Rename Worksheet:

Double-click sheet tab, type in new name and

press enter

Add Illustrations to Worksheet:

Click on the Insert tab and look in the

Illustrations group

Adjust Margins, Orientation, Size and Breaks:

Click the Page Layout tab on the Ribbon and use

the Page Setup group

Page Setup Group

I l l u s t r a t i o n s G r o u p

Formulas & Functions

Always start with an

equals sign.

Formulas Tab

Function Library

Formula Auditing

Calculation

D e f i n e d N a m e s

Formula Bar Cell Name Box

Formulas

To Insert a Formula:

Select the cell, press = and enter the

formula

Math Operators for Formulas:

Addition + Multiplication *

Subtraction - Division /

If multiple operators,

Excel will

follow the order of

operations.

To Insert a Function:

Select the cell, click the Insert

Function button on the Formula Bar or

on the Formulas Tab

Insert Function Button

Insert Function Button

Symbols used in Functions:

To indicate a range of cells use a colon :

Always place parentheses around the cells

Functions

Formatting Basics

Adjust Row Height:

Drag the bottom border of the row header

Add Cell Borders:

Select the cell, click the Border button list arrow

in the Font group on the Home tab and select a

border type

Add Cell Shading:

Select the cell, click the Fill Color button list arrow

in the Font group on the Home tab and select a color

Ed i ti n g Sho r t cu t s

Ctrl+X Cut

Ctrl+C Copy

Ctrl+V Pas te

Insert a Row or Column:

Right-click the row or column heading to the

right of the column or below the row you want to insert, select

Insert from the menu

Delete a Row or Column:

Select the row or column heading, right-click and choose

Delete from the menu

Edit a Cell’s Contents:

Select the cell and begin typing

Clear a Cell’s Contents:

Select the cell and press Delete

Drag and Drop to Move Cells:

Select the cells, point the mouse over any

border of the cells, then drag to the destination

Drag and Drop to Copy Cells:

Select the cells you want, point to any border

of the cells and press the Ctrl key while dragging

Editing Basics

Format Text:

Use the Font group on the Home tab

Format Values:

Use the Number group on the Home tab

Change Cell Alignment:

Select cell and click the alignment button in

the Alignment group on the Home tab

Adjust Column Width:

Drag the right border of the column header

Your Notes...

Font Group

Alignment Buttons