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Excel is capable of performing calculations, generating charts and has many tools to enable you to analysis and summarise your data.  \nOpening Excel  \nUsing Windows 7  \n􀁸 Click on the Start Button  \n􀁸 In the Search Program and Files box type Excel x Click on Excel 2013 from the Program results x The Microsoft Excel 2013 program will open.  \nUsing Windows 8  \n􀁸 Press the Windows key on the keyboard. x Type Excel  \n􀁸 Click on Excel 2013 under the Apps results  \nGetting Started with Excel 2013  \nWhen you open Excel 2013, you ’ ll see templates for budgets, calendars, forms, and reports, and more.  \n􀁸 Click on Blank workbook to create a new workbook.  \nOr  \n􀁸 Click Open Other Workbooks to work on an existing workbook.  \nTo set up Excel so it automatically opens a new workbook  \n􀁸 Click File then Options.  \n􀁸 On the General tab, under Start up options, uncheck the Show the Start screen when this application starts box.  \n􀁸 The next time you start Excel, it opens blank workbook automatically similar to older versions of Excel .  \nThe File Menu  \nThe File menu has changed in Excel 2013. However, this is still where you go to access options such so creating a New file, Save, Save As, Close, New, Print (and Print  \nPreview) . To close the File menu click on the button on the top left or press Esc on  \nthe keyboard.  \nThe Ribbon Menu  \nThe menus and toolbars in Excel have been replaced with the Ribbon (since Excel 2007), which is part of the Microsoft Office  \nFluent user interface. The Ribbon is designed to help you quickly find the commands that you need to complete a task. Commands are organized in logical  \ngroups, which are collected together under tabs. Each tab relates to a typeof activity, such as writing or laying out a page.  \nTabs  \nThere are  \n7 tabs in Microsoft Excel 2013. Tabs are used to organise together related groups of commands. The commands work in the same way as before e.g. if you want to make a piece of text appear in  \nbold font, select the piece of text using the mouse, on the home tab, in the font group, click  \nDialog Box Launcher  \nAt first glance, you may not see a certain command from a previous version of Excel. Some groups have a small diagonal arrow in the lower-right c o r n e r .  \nThe arrow is called a Dialog Box Launcher. If you click it, you' ll see more options related to that group. Those options will often appear in the form of a dialog box that you may recognize from a previous version of Excel  \nQuick Access Toolbar  \nThe Quick Access toolbar is located on the upper left hand corner above the File Menu It is a customizable toolbar that contains a set of commands that are independent of the tab that is currently displayed this means that the buttons remain the same no matter what tab is currently open. By default it contains save, undo and re-do buttons.  \nBy clicking on the arrow to the right of this toolbar you can quickly add other commands from the list or you can use the method outlined below. The  \nposition of the quick access toolbar can also be moved to below the Ribbon  \nAdding to the Quick Access Toolbar  \nThere may be a command that you use on a regular basis that you would like to have access to without having to go through the ribbon interface. To add such a command to the quick access toolbar do the following:  \n􀁸 Locate the command in its tab  \n􀁸 Right click on the command button and from the menu that displays select Add to quick access toolbar  \n􀁸 The button will now be added to the toolbar  \nRemoving a button from the Quick Access Toolbar  \n􀁸 Right click on the button in the quick access toolbar  \n􀁸 Select Remove from quick access toolbar from the menu that displays  \nPage Layout View  \nPage Layout View is a new feature since Excel 2007. It is similar in some ways to print layout view in Word.  \n􀁸 Click on the View Tab  \n􀁸 Select Page Layout Alterna","cbCaisGdZthKfj1B","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisGdZthKfj1B","pdf",2216810,"English","# Introduction\n## Opening Excel\n## Getting Started with Excel 2013\n## The File Menu\n## The Ribbon Menu\n## Tabs\n## Dialog Box Launcher\n## Quick Access Toolbar\n## Page Layout View\n## The Excel Work Book\n## Sheet Tabs\n## Renaming a Tab\n## Adding a new sheet\n## Changing the Tab Colour of a Worksheet\n## Deleting a Worksheet\n## Creating a new Excel\n## Saving an Excel File","[{\"question\":\"How do I open Excel 2013 on Windows 7 and Windows 8?\",\"answer\":\"On Windows 7, use the Start button, search for Excel, and open Microsoft Excel 2013 from the program results. On Windows 8, press the Windows key, type Excel, then click Excel 2013 in the Apps results.\"},{\"question\":\"How can I make Excel automatically open a blank workbook?\",\"answer\":\"Use File then Options. 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