Category: Office 2013

Excel 2013 – Adding A New Worksheet

When you start a new Microsoft Excel workbook, it will come with three new blank worksheets as a default. If you are creating a large or complicated Workbook then three Worksheets may not be enough to house all your data and calculations, fortunately the process of adding a worksheet is actually much easier than most […]

Excel 2013 – Saving Workbooks

Excel 2013 Save Dialog Box

Saving Workbooks is one of the fundamentals that every Microsoft Excel user needs to know. Once you have created some data in your workbook or worksheet you will almost certainly want to save it for future reference, or to come back to it at a later date to make additions / alterations. 1. Once you […]

Excel 2013 – Text Entry

Now that you know your way around Microsoft Excel 2013 its time to start entering data and doing something useful. When you start up Microsoft Excel you will see a blank Worksheet like the one below. To enter text in one of the boxes (known as cells) simply select it once by clicking on it, […]

Excel 2013 – Backstage View

First introduced in Microsoft Excel 2010, Backstage View isĀ  the home for all those peripheral Spreadsheet tasks such as printing, saving, and exporting. It is also the new home for the catch all ‘Options’ page. To get into Backstage View, simply click on the ‘File’ tab to be presented with one of two versions of […]

Excel 2013 – Getting Started

Excel 2013 Start Screen

When you start up Microsoft Excel 2013 for the first time you will be presented with a screen similar to the one below. Before we start the tutorials in earnest we should look at all the main areas of the screen and how they interact with each other. Title Bar This area of the screen […]