Excel Practice Sheet
Excel Practice Sheet
In just a few steps, you'll be up and running with building formulas and functions in Excel, the
world's most powerful spreadsheet app.
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Save time by filling cells automatically
Here’s how to use the fill feature in Excel:
Fill a series
Cells C3 through G7 contain data with five columns: "This:" column, which contains the number 50 in each cell; "Plus th
Go to cell E4. Press CTRL+G, type E4, then press Enter.
Select cells E4, E5, E6, and E7 by holding the SHIFT key while pressing the ARROW DOWN key, then press CTRL+D. Excel will
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Cells C10 through G14 contain data with five columns. These columns contain the heading from C3 to G3 and the values f
1 Click the cell with the number 100.
Go to cell C15. Select cells C15, D15, E15, F15, and G15. This time press CTRL+R to fill the cells. This is known as “filling right.”
Dive down for more detail: Go to cell A27. Or, to proceed to the next step, press CTRL+PAGE DOWN.
2 Rest your cursor on the lower-right corner of the
cell until it becomes a cross:
3 Click the cross and drag down three cells. Excel will
automatically fill the cells with the totals: 110,
120, and 130. People call this “filling down.”
4 Click the yellow cell with 200, and fill again but this
time drag the fill handle to the right to fill the cells.
This is known as “filling right.”
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Click the yellow cell with 200, and fill again but this
time drag the fill handle to the right to fill the cells.
This is known as “filling right.”
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a stuffed into one column? Split it.
o cell D5. Press CTRL+G, type D5, then press Enter. Type the first name that is in the Email column in cell C5: Nancy.
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just one of the cells. You also cannot insert a new row or column within that array. If you need to any of that, select all of the cells that ha
vertical orientation.
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ts them in when you press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER.
Sort and filter with ease
Cells C5 to G13 contain five columns: Departments, Categories, and Amounts for the months Oct, Nov, Dec.
Let's say you want the departments in alphabetical order. Select the Department column, go to cell C5. Press CTRL+G, type C5
Sort December's amounts from big to small. Select the December column cell, go to G5, then select cells G5 through G13. Pres
Sort and filter with ease
Now you'll filter the data so that only the Bakery rows appear. Go to cell G5, Dec. Press CTRL+A to select all of the cell
Filter buttons appear on the top row from cell C5 to G5. Go to the Department cell, C5, and press ALT+DOWN ARROW t
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the dates in order. So, right-click a date and
then click Sort > Sort Oldest to Newest. The rows
get sorted in ascending date order by the Expense
date.
2 Someone filled three cells with yellow. You can sort
the rows by that color. Right-click a yellow cell, and
then click Sort > Put Selected Cell Color on Top.
More ways to filter data
More ways to filter data
Cells C49 through F49 contain data with four columns: Expense date, Employee, Food, and Hotel.
Go to cell F49: Hotel. Press ALT+DOWN ARROW, then use the arrow keys to find Number Filters option. Press RIGHT ARROW t
Now add a second filter. Go to cell E49: Food. Press ALT+DOWN ARROW, then use the arrow keys to find the Number Filters o
Many people type formulas to find amounts that are above average, or greater than a certain amount
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1 On the Hotel cell, click the filter button and then click Number Filters > Above Average. Exce
Hotel column, and then shows only rows with amounts greater than that average.
2 Now add a second filter. On the Food cell, click the filter button and then click Number Filters >
OK.Of the three rows that were filtered for above average, Excel shows two rows with Food amounts g
EXTRA CREDIT
When you're done with step 5, try sorting alphabetically by
two columns. Here's how: First sort Department
alphabetically (that's step 1 on the left). Then click Home >
Sort & Filter > Custom Sort. Add a second level for
Category. After you click OK, Department will be sorted,
and within each department, Category rows will be sorted
in alphabetical order as well.
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8/18/2024 Jeff $69 $528
8/17/2024 Laura $45 $5,050
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