1. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Excel 2000 Chapter 2 Mr. Keller

2. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Formulas, Functions, Formating and Web Queries Some of this chapter will be review and reinforcement of chapter 1. Some of this chapter will be review and reinforcement of chapter 1. You will learn various mathematical functions You will learn various mathematical functions The power of conditional formatting will be presented The power of conditional formatting will be presented Use Excel to get information from a Web site, via Web Query Use Excel to get information from a Web site, via Web Query

3. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Material to Master 1. Multi lines of text per cell 2. Use Keyboard to enter formula 3. Arith. Operators +,-,*,/,%, and ^ 4. Apply AVG, MAX, and MIN 5. Percentage 6. Verify a Formula 7. Change Font 8. Color cell values & background 9. Add borders to a range 10. Use Format Cell dialog box. 11. Conditional Formatting to a range 12. Align text in cells 13. Change width of Column & Height of Row 14. Check Spelling 15. Preview the Printed copy 16. Portrait vs. Landscape 17. Print a partial worksheet 18. Display & Print the formulas version of a worksheet 19. Print to fit 20. Use a web query 21. Rename Sheets 22. Email the active worksheet from Excel

4. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Project 2 – BetNet Stock Club Calculations Calculations Initial Cost = Shares x Initial Price Initial Cost = Shares x Initial Price Current Value = Shares x Current Price Current Value = Shares x Current Price Gain/Loss = Current Value – Initial Cost Gain/Loss = Current Value – Initial Cost Percentage Gain/Loss = (Gain/Loss)/Initial Cost Percentage Gain/Loss = (Gain/Loss)/Initial Cost

5. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Project 2 – BetNet Stock Club Formulas Formulas Average = the sum of the numbers in a specified range and then divided by the number of non-zero cells in the range (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Avg = 5) Average = the sum of the numbers in a specified range and then divided by the number of non-zero cells in the range (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Avg = 5) Max = the highest value in a range of selected cells (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Max = 8) Max = the highest value in a range of selected cells (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Max = 8) Min = the lowest value in a range of selected cells (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Min = 2) Min = the lowest value in a range of selected cells (e.g. 2, 4, 6, 8 => Min = 2)

6. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 End of Chapter Activities Apply Your Knowledge Apply Your Knowledge Use Formulas Use Formulas Use Cell Format Dialogue Box Use Cell Format Dialogue Box Verify Formulas Verify Formulas In The Lab 1, 2, 3 In The Lab 1, 2, 3 All Chapter Skills All Chapter Skills Cases and Places 1-4 Required Cases and Places 1-4 Required Cases and Places 5, 6 & 7 Extra Credit Cases and Places 5, 6 & 7 Extra Credit

7. Mr. Keller - MS Office 2 Let’s Get Started Open your Microsoft Excel 2000 books to Page E 2.4