Sheet Tabs.
File Tab : When clicked, this button opens the File menu, from which you can open, save, print, and exit as well as the Excel Options button that enables you to change Excel's default settings.
File Tab : When clicked, this button opens the File menu, from which you can open, save, print, and exit as well as the Excel Options button that enables you to change Excel's default settings.
- Quick Access Toolbar : A small toolbar next to the File Tab contains shortcuts for some of the most common commands such as Save, Undo, and Redo buttons. You also can customize quick access toolbar.
- Ribbon: A combination of old versions menu bar and toolbar; arranged into a series of tabs ranging from Home through View. Each tab contains buttons, lists and commands.
- Name boc: Displayed the address of the current active cell where you work in the shows you the current cell's contents,
- Worksheet area: This area contains all the cells of the current worksheet identified by column headings, using letters along the top, and row heading, using numbers along the left edge with tabs for selecting new worksheets.
- Sheet tabs : Excel 2010 contains 3 blank worksheet tabs by default. Click on the intended table will go to the particular worksheet.
- Status bar : Reports information about the worksheet and provides shortcuts for changing the view and the zoom.
- Zoom control: Use to zoom the Excel screen in or out by dragging the slider.
Shortcut Keys
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