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Each newer version can import and Save As into the older versions formats. Older versions can't necessarily deal with the newer versions files. This cheat sheet will deal with version 97/98/2000 .  \nNote that Excel 2000 has some non-critical features (none covered here) which are ignored if the subsequent file is opened in earlier versions. Also, menu options in Excel 2000 are often hidden—click the double-arrow at the bottom of the menu to reveal additional options.  \nHelp:  \nThe help is context sensitive. If you're in a pop-up window the help button within that window gives you help specific to that task. You can search for help by name, but it helps if you know what Excel calls a particular feature. It may be useful to look first for a more general topic (or one that's somewhat tangential to your actual goal) that will tell you the name of the feature you're interested in. Once you know the name you can go directly to help on that topic.  \nData Entry and Formatting:  \nThe pointer changes to reflect what will happen when you click in a given location. Here are some examples:  \nThis pointer…pops up when you point to:  \n Menu, Tool Bar, Scroll Bar  \n Text in a cell. This is the insertion bar A cell when you are in selection mode The fill handle at the corner of a selected fill or range.  \nA column or row heading boundary which can then be resized  \nA split box on the scroll bar  \n∙ Numerical formatting (scientific notation, number of decimal places, etc.) and Text formatting are under Format..Cell, including aWrap Text option under the Alignment tab. Changes apply to all selected cells or just the selected portion of a single cell. This can be useful to get a special character (like greek letters from the symbol font), or a subscript mixed plaintext.  \n∙ Paste Special gives an option to paste the formatting (but not the data) from a cell you've copied as well as to Transpose rows and columns  \n∙ Double-clicking column and row boundaries at the edge of the sheet resizes the column or row to fit the data.  \n∙ Double-clicking a cell puts you in cell edit mode. Hit return (to accept changes) or escape (to reject changes) to get back out to select mode. Insert..Row/Column puts a new Row/Column above/to the left of the current selected cell.  \n∙ Window..Freeze Panes \"freezes\" everything above and to the left of the current selected cell so that they stay in place when you scroll. This is very useful for labels that apply to data spaning several screens.  \n∙ Center Across Selection in the Alignment tab of the Cell format window allows you to center a label which is nice for printed output.  \n∙ It's probably best to do fancy formatting just before you are ready to print.  \nFills:  \nSelecting multiple cells and then dragging the fill handle (at the corner of a cell) allows you to drag and fill cells with data that continue that series. More options are available under Edit..Fill.  \nMultiple Sheets:  \n∙ Command clicking (control-click in Windows) on sheet tabs (found below the main grid) allows you to select multiple sheets.  \n∙ New data entered in this mode will appear on all selected sheets.  \n∙ Edit..Fill allows you to push existing selected data onto all all selected sheets.  \nCell References:  \nCells can be referenced individualy ( A4) or as blocks (A4:C12) . When formulas with cell references are copied and pasted, the cell references are adjusted to reflect their new location. (e.g. the reference will still refer to the cell\"one over and two up\") This relative referencing can be disabled: make cell references in formulas absolute by adding a $ in front of the part of the reference to be fixed. e.g. =($A4+1) will always refer to column A, but the row it refers to will change depending o","cbCaiiXvELn5q8lP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiXvELn5q8lP","pdf",96333,"English","# File Formats and Version Notes\n## Help and Context-Sensitive Help\n# Data Entry and Formatting\n## Pointer and Selection Behavior\n## Cell Formatting and Paste Special\n## Freeze Panes and Printing Layout\n# Fills and Multiple Sheets\n## Drag Fill Handle\n## Selecting Multiple Sheets\n# Cell References and Formulas\n## Relative vs Absolute References\n## Formula Editing and Auto-Calculation\n# Analysis Tools and Charts\n## Data Analysis Add-Ins\n## Chart Wizard and Chart Types\n## Formatting Chart Elements and Axes","[{\"question\":\"How should you handle Excel file formats across campus versions?\",\"answer\":\"Newer Excel versions can import and Save As into older formats, but older versions cannot necessarily open newer-format files. 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