Inserting and Deleting Worksheets in Excel- Instructions

Inserting and Deleting Worksheets in Excel- Instructions: A picture of a user inserting a new worksheet into an Excel workbook.
Inserting and Deleting Worksheets in Excel: Overview             In this tutorial, you will learn about inserting and deleting worksheets in Excel. Inserting and deleting worksheets in Excel is a critical skill to possess when working with Microsoft Excel workbooks.             To insert a single new worksheet to the right of the currently selected worksheet, click
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Change Worksheet Tab Color in Excel – Instructions

Change Worksheet Tab Color in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user changing the worksheet tab color in Excel.
Change Worksheet Tab Color in Excel: Overview             You can change worksheet tab color in Excel, if desired. To do this, first select the worksheet tab whose tab color you wish to change. Next, click the “Home” tab in the Ribbon. Then click the “Format” button in the “Cells” button group. Then roll your mouse
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Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel – Instructions

Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel - Instructions: A picture of the “Top 10 AutoFilter” dialog box in Excel.
Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel: Overview             You can use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel to show a specified number of the top or bottom percent or items in a field within the table. When you use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel, it defaults to showing the top 10 percent of
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Goal Seek in Excel- Instructions and Video Lesson

Goal Seek in Excel- Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of the “Goal Seek” dialog box in Excel.
Goal Seek in Excel: Overview             You can use Goal Seek in Excel when you know the result you want a formula to return, but do not know the value needed to create the desired result. Anytime you have a situation where you know the result that you need to obtain, but are unsure of
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Freeze Panes in Excel – Instructions and Video Lesson

Freeze Panes in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user selecting the Freeze Panes button in Excel.
Freeze Panes in Excel: Overview             You can freeze panes in Excel to view data in two separate sections of a long worksheet simultaneously. You can freeze panes in Excel to freeze one or two sections of a worksheet to prevent scrolling. Then you can then scroll the unfrozen section of the worksheet to view
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Sort a Table in Excel – Instructions and Video Lesson

Sort a Table in Excel - Instructions: A picture of the “Sort” dialog box within Excel for Office 365.
Sort a Table in Excel: Overview             You can sort a table in Excel using any of the fields available. Sorting is one of the main reasons that you create tables in Microsoft Excel. It allows you to easily organize information in the table records. By default, Excel can sort alphabetically or numerically in either
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Name an Embedded Chart in Excel – Instructions

Name an Embedded Chart in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user naming an embedded chart by using the “Name Box” in the Formula Bar in Excel.
Name an Embedded Chart in Excel: Overview             You can easily name an embedded chart in Excel. To name an embedded chart in Excel, first select the chart to name within a worksheet. You can then click into the “Name Box” at the left end of the Formula Bar. Then simply type a new name
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Create Calculated Columns in Power Pivot in Excel – Instructions

Create Calculated Columns in Power Pivot in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user creating a calculated column in the data model window of Power Pivot in Excel by typing a simple formula.
Create Calculated Columns in Power Pivot in Excel: Overview             This lesson shows you how to create calculated columns in Power Pivot in Excel. You can create calculated columns and measures from the tables in the Power Pivot data model. Doing this lets you create table values that you can then add to PivotTables and
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