Help,Search,Clip-Art in Excel 2003

Help We can use the help files in Excel for fast answers to questions. Microsoft has revised the help files so that you can access them faster and actually consume the information in the files. They've used a better format with more detailed information accompanied in many cases by screen shots. Notice the example in figure below.   After you access the help files, you can close the task pane by simply clicking the X at the top-right corner of the pane. When you scroll over the icons, the links are highlighted to show selection. This figure shows the File Search task pane, which you get to by choosing File, File Search. The search...

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Identifying Workbook Elements Excel 2003

Before we are start entering any text or numbers into your blank Excel workbook, it's a good idea to become familiar with the entire Excel window. Your Excel window contains the elements shown in figure below, all of which are part of a typical blank Excel workbook.  When a workbook is open and maximized, the Excel window contains two sets of Minimize, Maximize, and Close buttons. The uppermost set is associated with the Excel application (program), and the lower set controls the workbook wind...

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