tailieunhanh - Beginning Microsoft Excel 2010 phần 2

Nếu các hình ảnh động được quy định là không có sẵn, báo cáo của bạn sẽ chứa một thông báo chỉ ra vấn đây là một lời giải thích của mã JavaScript: tải tập tin Chèn một hình ảnh động Bạn có thể thêm chức năng thanh trạng thái Như vậy | CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED AND GETTING AROUND THE WORKSHEET Figure2-12. One column eleven rows You re doubtless getting the idea. Our cell pointer and that s what it is stretches when it selects a range serving as its perimeter and with one clear exception a bluish fill color identifies exactly those cells that populate the range and why the very first cell in a range remains white is a matter to be revealed later . And so here s the point behind all this if I want to change the font in a range of cells I can select those cells I want as illustrated above and then go ahead and issue a font-change command. And as a result only the cells in the range will be affected. And how do you go about selecting cells in a range It s rather easy and again both mouse and keyboard approaches stand at the ready. If you re mouse-inclined click the first cell of the desired range which is typically the upper-left cell in the block of cells you want to select. Keep the mouse button down and pull or drag across and or down the cells you want to incorporate into the range. When you re done release the mouse button and the blue-blanketed range remains selected. You can also select an entire column by simply clicking a column header that is the alphabetized area in which the columns are named. Doing so highlights that column as in Figure 2-13 26 CHAPTER 2 GETTING STARTED AND GETTING AROUND THE WORKSHEET Figure2-13. An entire column selected Yes all one-million-plus cells in the K column are now selected hope you weren t expecting a fold-out showing them all . And you can select a row by clicking one of the numbered row headers on the side of the screen. And by clicking the column row header area and dragging across or down that area you can select multiple columns or rows. And if you opt for keyboard cell-selection approaches first select that upper-left cell using any navigational means you wish. Then hold down the Shift key keep it down and press any of the keyboard arrow keys in the .