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Excel: Cell and Number Formats Computer Information Technology Section 6-3 Some text and examples used with permission from: Note: We are not endorsing or promoting religious doctrine, but simply taking advantage of this website for educational purposes.

Objectives The student will 1. Understand the tabs on the Format Dialog box 2. Know how to set formats for numbers, dates, etc.

Excel: Formatting Cells The dialog box for Format Cells has six tabs, each with several characteristics that you can set.

Excel: Number Tab The number tab allows you to select the style for a number in the cell.

Excel: Number Formats General – Works for numbers and general text. No commas, number of decimals places to whatever fits in the cell. General is the default formatting. Number – Allows you to set the number of decimal places, if you want commas and the format for positive and negative numbers.

Excel: Number Formats Currency – money format, default is 2 decimal places and a $. Can choose the symbol for most currency. Date – Format the date, there are many choices to choose from

Excel: Number Formats Percentage – Adds the % sign, select the number of decimal places

Excel: Alignment Select how the text is placed in the cell. Note that if the text doesn’t fit and you can’t make the cell wider then click on wrap text

Excel: Font The normal settings for fonts.

Excel: Border Set the border style, color, etc

Excel: Patterns Fill or place a pattern inside the cell

Excel: Protection You can set up Excel to lock portions of the worksheets or the entire workbook.

Summary There are many options to formatting cells in Excel There are many options for displaying numbers in Excel. Best way to learn is to experiment.

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