Microsoft Excel 2002

Exploring the Excel 2002 Screen Opening Excel 2002 Exploring the Work Window Making Excel 2002 an Active Resource Using the Menu Bar Menus and Toolbars - Changing the Display Settings Exploring the Excel 2002 Toolbars Closing Excel 2002 Getting Help in Excel 2002 The 'What's This?' Feature The Office Assistant Using the 'Ask a Question' Box Hiding/Showing the Office Assistant The 'Microsoft Excel Help' Box Showing the Office Assistant Accessing the Microsoft Office Web Site Entering Data Types of Data Defining Text Constants Defining Number Constants Defining Formulas Validating an Entry AutoComplete Feature Multi-Line Text Creating and Saving a Workbook The 'Save As' Dialog Box Creating a Folder Naming a Workbook Saving a Document Under Another Name Opening a Blank Workbook Opening a Workbook Opening a Workbook Displaying a Recently Opened Workbook Locating a Workbook Performing an Advanced Search		Moving Around on a Worksheet Using the Keyboard to Move Around Moving to the Last Column Moving to the Beginning of a Row Moving to Cell 'A1' Moving to the End of a Table Displaying the Next/Previous Screen Going to a Specific Cell Using the Mouse to Move Around Selecting Items Selecting a Range of Adjacent Cells Modifying a Selection Selecting Columns Selecting Rows Selecting Non-Adjacent Cells Selecting an Entire Sheet Selecting a Table Editing Cell Content Deleting a Cell's Content Reversing an Action Redoing an Action Using the Double-Click Technique for Editing Using the Formula Bar to Edit Cell Content Using the 'F2' Key to Edit Cell Content Correction Tools Checking Spelling The Auto Correct Feature Creating an Auto Correct Entry Editing/Deleting an Auto Correct Entry Printing a Worksheet Previewing a Workbook Using the 'Print' Toolbar Button The 'Print' Dialog Box Printing a Specific Page
Training for Microsoft Excel 2002 - Module 1

	It is our objective to provide you with a complete learning experience. This online course is designed to teach the skills required to effectively use the application. Our courseware, with its high level of interactivity, essentially simulates a classroom environment, and follows four fundamental principles of professional instruction: explanation, demonstration, practice, and evaluation.

Basic knowledge of Windows		Become familiar with the main concepts required to work effectively in Excel 2002

3 - 4 hours


Our courses are accessible from any computer with an Internet connection. Once learners have entered their personal identification information, the courses accessible to them are listed. A pre-course skills assessment is used to set up a customized instructional plan for the selected course. Each lesson includes a theoretical evaluation. A comprehensive post-course test is also accessible independently. A central folder groups the grades a learner has obtained in a course and offers an overview of training progress. A glossary, online help and other tools can be accessed at all times throughout a training session.

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