Inserting tables in Worksheet
Inserting tables in MS Excel is a great way to organize and analyze your data. Here's how to insert a table in your worksheet:
- Select the range of cells that you want to convert to a table.
- Click on the "Insert" tab in the ribbon.
- Click on the "Table" button in the Tables group.
- In the "Create Table" dialog box, make sure that the range of cells you want to convert is selected, and that the "My table has headers" checkbox is checked if your data has headers.
- Choose the table style you want to use from the gallery, or click on "More Tables" to see more styles.
- Click OK to create the table.
Alternatively, you can use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + T" to insert a table. This will also open the "Create Table" dialog box where you can select the range of cells and choose the table style.
After you insert a table, you can use various features to format and analyze your data. For example, you can:
- Sort and filter data within the table.
- Add calculated columns using formulas.
- Apply formatting to the table, such as changing the font size or color.
- Use the "Total Row" feature to display totals for columns.
By inserting tables in your worksheet, you can quickly analyze and organize large amounts of data, making it easier to spot patterns and trends.
UNIT-104
Digital Data Tabulation-Spreadsheet
- Introduction and Concepts of Spreadsheet and Workbook
- How to Create, Save, Open, Preview, Print and Close Worksheet
- How to Enter Numbers, Text, Date and Time, Series using Auto Fill
- Editing and Formatting of Worksheet
- Changing Color, Size, Font, Alignment of Text
- Inserting/Deleting cells, Rows and Columns
- Entering Formula in cell using operator (+, -, x, /) etc
- Cell Referencing(Relative, Absolute and Mixed)
- Functions(SUM, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, IF)
- Inserting tables in Worksheet
- Charts(Lines, Pie, Bar, Column, Area)
- Macros in Worksheet