WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2007

STUDENT EXPECTATION
Manage workbooks
Navigate and edit a worksheet
Change number formats and copy and move data
Check and correct cell data and formats

1) Warm Up, Read & type Analogy/Word
2) Discuss the Vocabulary- Create a sentence using the vocabulary below (post to your blog with Warm-up
3) Demonstrate how to use Resource Link Tutorials- "Excel Entering Data"
3) Edit yesterday's post & screenshot yesterday's assignment if you did not finish. XXX-facts
4) Today's Assignment- Pages 174-177, Final Facts screenshot in Print Preview!
With your Header (Name : BCIS,class period, Date)
5) Learn2type/Mavis- POST WPM TO BLOG WITH ANALOGY.


(What is an analogy?)
PICKY : FINICKY :: fabric : _____
1. cotton
2. cloth
3. threadbare


Vocabulary Review
1. Active Cell-In Excel, the cell that is currently selected is called the active cell.

2. Cell-A cell is the intersection of a row and a column in a table or worksheet. It contains information such as text, numbers, or graphics.

3. Column-A column is the vertical line of cells identified by an alphabetic label in the first cell on the top.

4. Find-The Find command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document.

5. Formula-In Excel, a cell entry that performs a calculations and begins with an equal sign in the cell [i.e. =SUM(A1:A20)] is called a formula.

6. Label-A label is a text entry in an Excel worksheet.

7. Range-A cell or group of cells that can be selected in an Excel worksheet is called a range.

8. Replace-The Replace command allows you to search for specified text and/or formatting in a document and replace it with new text and/or formatting that you specify.

9. Row-A row is the horizontal line of cells identified by a number in the first cell on the left.

10. Value-A numeric entry in Excel is called a value.

11. Workbook-A workbook is an Excel file that can contain up to 256 worksheets.

12 Worksheet-A worksheet is a page—or one spreadsheet—in an Excel workbook.