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This guide outlines essential advanced formatting techniques in Microsoft Excel for managing data efficiently. Key formatting styles include specific formatting for phone numbers, dates, and currency symbols, as well as conditional formatting for grades to enhance data visualization. The document provides instructions for sorting data by multiple criteria, freezing panes for better data navigation, and customizing backgrounds for a personalized touch. These skills will aid users in creating organized, visually appealing spreadsheets that meet professional standards.
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Special Data Formatting • Format Column E (Phone Number) as:(##)-###-(####) • Format the date on Column Q:March 14, 2001Note: the Location settings should be “English (United States)”
Number Formatting • Format Column H (Midterm) in 3 decimal places • Format Column R (Percentage) with percentage sign (%) and 4 decimal places
Conditional Formatting • Format Column I (Coursework) • If the grade is more than 40 color the cell in blue • If the grade is less than 30 color the cell in red • Otherwise, color the cell in yellow • Format Column K (Total) • If the grade is more than or equal to 60, color the Font in blue • Otherwise color the font in red
Sort • Sort the data according to the following criteria: • First Name (ascending), then • Total (descending)
Currency • To format data as currency: • Highlight on the cells containing the data • Right-click Format Cells General • Choose “Currency” • Choose the proper currency symbol • Exercise: • Format Column S (Price) with the currency symbol of Bahrain.Note: currency symbol of Bahrain is BHD
Background • To add a background picture to the sheet: • Go to “Format” “Sheet” “Background” then choose a picture of your choice • Use the same steps to remove the background
Freeze Panes • If you want to freeze the panes of Rows 1 to 3: • Go to Cell A4 and then Choose: “Window” “Freeze Panes” • If you want to freeze the panes of Columns A, B and C: • (Note: you have to remove the freeze from the previous step first) • Go to Cell D1 “Window” “Freeze Panes” • If you want to freeze both Rows 1 to 3 and A to C: • Go to Cell D4 “windows” “Freeze Panes”