Introduction to Microsoft Excel Interface.
Dear Excelsor's friends, probably you're already familiar with the Microsoft Office Excel's interface, but there is no harm for us to review the elements of anything contained in the Microsoft Office Excel's interface, or also known as Microsoft Excel. The current version of Microsoft Office Excel's interface is Microsoft Office Excel 2013, in which case the is much different from the Microsoft Office Excel 2007, but it is still the same functionality. The updated series has a variety of new features that are not present in the previous series.
Let's review the elements of Microsoft Office Excel, here I would review the latest version of the 2013 series generally, for more details well review it later along with further discussion.
Let's review the elements of Microsoft Office Excel, here I would review the latest version of the 2013 series generally, for more details well review it later along with further discussion.
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| Microsoft Excel 2013 User Interface |
1. Office Button.
Office Button is general buttons, where the key is present in any Microsoft Office product. When clicked, this button displays the icon as usual as New (documents), Open, Save, Save As, Print, Send, Publish, Exit and Option or Setting.
2. The Quick Access Toolbar.
The Quick Access Toolbar is a toolbar that can be customized according to user needs. This toolbar is a kind of a shortcut to the options that can be adjusted, so that the tools can be shown here frequently used tools to accelerate our jobs.
3. Menu Bar.
The menu bar has the same function with another menu bars, where all options are present here. Each sub menus when clicked will display a row of selectable options below, which is in the Ribbon.
Office Button is general buttons, where the key is present in any Microsoft Office product. When clicked, this button displays the icon as usual as New (documents), Open, Save, Save As, Print, Send, Publish, Exit and Option or Setting.
2. The Quick Access Toolbar.
The Quick Access Toolbar is a toolbar that can be customized according to user needs. This toolbar is a kind of a shortcut to the options that can be adjusted, so that the tools can be shown here frequently used tools to accelerate our jobs.
3. Menu Bar.
The menu bar has the same function with another menu bars, where all options are present here. Each sub menus when clicked will display a row of selectable options below, which is in the Ribbon.
4. The Ribbon.
The main toolbar contains all of the tools or equipments that will be used during the work. The Ribbon is divided into several segments with each segment is a group of tools with same scope.
5. Formula Bar.
All active formulas that active when we are working using Microsoft Excel will appear in the Formula Bar. Here, active formulas is more easily reviewed and edited. Also, each string characters contained in the active cell is also shown here.
6. Columns Bar.
Columns Bar is a row of horizontal columns are arranged alphabetically, in every columns and sub-columns has a string characters in a series of columns alphabetical bar so we will not be confused in managing columns although in large quantities.
7. Rows Bar.
Rows Bar is similar to columns are arranged in a bar just 'count' in the form of series of natural numbers vertically.
8. Scroll Bar.
Scrollbar is scrolling bar in which we are permitted to review the document from top to bottom or vertically. Scroll Bars are commonly used by all programs that has the viewpoint that exceeds one desktop display.
9. Worksheet Bar.
Worksheet Bar can be equated with 'Tab' in other programs. Worksheet bar can be customized as needed for example to be named and sorted by position. all of our current works using Excel anchored in Worksheet Bar, by default is located in the sheet1.
10. Range.
Range is our field when using Excel, all of active data we are working appear as grids which defaults to the rectangles shapes.
11. Status Bar.
Status Bar is the appearance of the information about tasks that we do. Like the caption 'umpteen pages' of the total 'umpteen pages'.
12. View Bar.
View Bar is the option to view our display options workbook. Can be in normal view or in the form of page layout that shows the limits / margins to the size of paper we use.
13. Zoom Slider.
Zoom Slider is a style modifier variable zoom, this is very useful when a workbook we are working has wide range. We can set the display to fit the edge of the desktop so that the size of the display can be customized inscription.
So, briefly descriptions of the Microsoft Office Excel 2013 interface. The figures are not yet fully decrypted clearly but at least we know the basic things that we often ignore. Hopefully this discussion can be useful for Excelsor colleagues.
The main toolbar contains all of the tools or equipments that will be used during the work. The Ribbon is divided into several segments with each segment is a group of tools with same scope.
5. Formula Bar.
All active formulas that active when we are working using Microsoft Excel will appear in the Formula Bar. Here, active formulas is more easily reviewed and edited. Also, each string characters contained in the active cell is also shown here.
6. Columns Bar.
Columns Bar is a row of horizontal columns are arranged alphabetically, in every columns and sub-columns has a string characters in a series of columns alphabetical bar so we will not be confused in managing columns although in large quantities.
7. Rows Bar.
Rows Bar is similar to columns are arranged in a bar just 'count' in the form of series of natural numbers vertically.
8. Scroll Bar.
Scrollbar is scrolling bar in which we are permitted to review the document from top to bottom or vertically. Scroll Bars are commonly used by all programs that has the viewpoint that exceeds one desktop display.
9. Worksheet Bar.
Worksheet Bar can be equated with 'Tab' in other programs. Worksheet bar can be customized as needed for example to be named and sorted by position. all of our current works using Excel anchored in Worksheet Bar, by default is located in the sheet1.
10. Range.
Range is our field when using Excel, all of active data we are working appear as grids which defaults to the rectangles shapes.
11. Status Bar.
Status Bar is the appearance of the information about tasks that we do. Like the caption 'umpteen pages' of the total 'umpteen pages'.
12. View Bar.
View Bar is the option to view our display options workbook. Can be in normal view or in the form of page layout that shows the limits / margins to the size of paper we use.
13. Zoom Slider.
Zoom Slider is a style modifier variable zoom, this is very useful when a workbook we are working has wide range. We can set the display to fit the edge of the desktop so that the size of the display can be customized inscription.
So, briefly descriptions of the Microsoft Office Excel 2013 interface. The figures are not yet fully decrypted clearly but at least we know the basic things that we often ignore. Hopefully this discussion can be useful for Excelsor colleagues.
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