- If you used an earlier version of Excel for Mac…such as Excel 2008 and before, you probably noticed…that Excel 2016 has a different user interface metaphor.…This interface, called the ribbon, appears below the toolbar…and above the body of the worksheet.…When Microsoft studied how users interacted with Excel…and other Office programs, they discovered that many users…asked Microsoft to add features that were already available.…The ribbon, which displays many…of the program's capabilities without requiring you…to open a menu, makes it easier to find…what you're looking for and to discover capabilities…you might not have encountered before.…
I will use the ribbon tour workbook…to show you how to use the ribbon.…And you can find that workbook in the chapter one folder…of your exercise files collection.…The ribbon appears above the formula bar.…So the formula bar is here and this is the ribbon.…The ribbon is divided into seven tabs.…The first is the Home tab.…On the Home tab you get controls…for the things that you do most often.…
Author
Curt Frye
Updated
2/18/2016Released
8/7/2015- Customizing the Ribbon
- Formatting worksheets, cells, and cell data
- Sorting and filtering data
- Working with formulas
- Detecting formula errors
- Creating charts
- Importing data
- Inserting objects and graphics
- Using PivotTables
- Recording macros
- Sharing workbooks
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 02/18/2016. What changed?
A: We updated one tutorial, "Managing objects using the Selection pane." The new Selection pane, released in a January 2016 Office update, allows Excel for Mac users to more easily rearrange worksheet and slideshow objects.
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Introduction
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Welcome59s
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1. Getting Started with Excel
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Getting help in Excel3m 11s
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2. Managing Workbooks
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Setting workbook properties2m 45s
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3. Working with Worksheets, Cells, and Cell Data
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Creating named ranges5m 58s
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Creating an Excel table5m 9s
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4. Sorting, Filtering, and Managing Worksheets
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Sorting worksheet data3m 6s
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Creating a custom sort order4m 49s
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Filtering worksheet data3m 55s
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Managing worksheets5m 4s
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5. Summarizing Data Using Formulas and Functions
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Adding a formula to a cell3m 56s
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6. Analyzing Data and Formulas
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Rounding cell values4m 14s
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Managing scenarios7m 1s
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7. Formatting Worksheet Elements
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Managing text alignment4m 46s
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Copying cell formats3m 29s
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Managing cell styles4m 10s
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Managing Office themes5m 45s
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8. Working with Charts
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Creating pie charts2m 25s
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Creating line charts3m 11s
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Creating XY (scatter) charts2m 38s
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Creating stock charts2m 42s
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Adding trendlines to charts3m 31s
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Creating sparkline charts4m 17s
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9. Working with External Data
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Using hyperlinks4m 18s
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10. Working with Objects
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Adding and adjusting images4m 58s
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Manipulating text boxes3m 20s
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Creating SmartArt graphics4m 19s
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Creating WordArt2m 55s
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11. Exploring PivotTables
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Applying a PivotTable style2m 26s
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12. Reviewing and Sharing Your Spreadsheets
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Checking spelling2m 55s
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Managing workbook comments3m 29s
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Exporting to other formats2m 48s
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Protecting a workbook3m 23s
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13. Automating Workbooks Using Macros
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Running an existing macro4m 31s
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Recording a macro2m 46s
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Adding comments to a macro2m 23s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 8s
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Video: Introducing the Ribbon for the Mac