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Data Science using Spreadsheet Software Assignment 2

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 Autocomplete Features

1. Autocomplete: Excel's Autocomplete feature suggests possible completions for a cell value based on the values in the same column.

2. Flash Fill: Flash Fill automatically fills a range of cells with a pattern or formula based on the values in adjacent cells.

3. AutoFill: AutoFill allows you to quickly fill a range of cells with a formula or value.

Using Autocomplete

1. Type the first few characters: Type the first few characters of a value in a cell.

2. Press Enter or Tab: Press Enter or Tab to accept the suggested completion.

3. Use the arrow keys: Use the arrow keys to navigate through the suggested completions.


Formatting Features

1. Number Formatting: Format numbers as currency, dates, times, or percentages.

2. Text Formatting: Format text as bold, italic, or underline.

3. Alignment: Align text to the left, center, or right.

4. Border: Add borders to cells or ranges of cells.


Using Formatting Features

1. Select the cells: Select the cells you want to format.

2. Use the Home tab: Use the Home tab in the ribbon to access formatting options.

3. Use keyboard shortcuts: Use keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl+B for bold or Ctrl+I for italic.


Conditional Formatting

1. Highlight Cells: Highlight cells based on specific conditions, such as values or formulas.

2. Data Bars: Display data bars to visualize data.

3. Color Scales: Display color scales to visualize data.


Using Conditional Formatting

1. Select the cells: Select the cells you want to format.

2. Use the Home tab: Use the Home tab in the ribbon to access conditional formatting options.

3. Create a rule: Create a rule to specify the conditions for formatting.


Formatting Tables

1. Create a table: Create a table to organize and format data.

2. Use table styles: Use table styles to quickly format a table.

3. Customize table formatting: Customize table formatting, such as borders and shading.


Using Formatting Tables

1. Select the table: Select the table you want to format.

2. Use the Table Tools tab: Use the Table Tools tab in the ribbon to access table formatting options.

3. Use keyboard shortcuts: Use keyboard shortcuts, such as Ctrl+Shift+F to format a table.


Data Types in Excel

1. Numbers: Whole numbers, decimals, and formulas that calculate numbers.

2. Text: Alphabetic characters, words, and phrases.

3. Dates: Dates and times in various formats.

4. Logical: TRUE or FALSE values.

5. Error: Error messages, such as #N/A or #VALUE!


Data Entry in Excel

1. Typing data: Type data directly into cells.

2. Copying and pasting: Copy data from other sources and paste it into Excel.

3. Importing data: Import data from other files, such as CSV or database files.

Formatting Data in Excel

1. Number formatting: Format numbers as currency, percentages, or dates.

2. Text formatting: Format text as bold, italic, or underline.

3. Date and time formatting: Format dates and times in various formats.

4. Alignment: Align data to the left, center, or right.

5. Border: Add borders to cells or ranges of cells.


Formatting Data Types

1. Formatting numbers: Use the Number tab in the Format Cells dialog box to format numbers.

2. Formatting text: Use the Font tab in the Format Cells dialog box to format text.

3. Formatting dates and times: Use the Number tab in the Format Cells dialog box to format dates and times.


Using Excel's Built-in Formatting Tools

1. AutoFormat: Use AutoFormat to quickly format a range of cells.

2. Format Painter: Use the Format Painter to copy formatting from one cell to another.

3. Conditional Formatting: Use Conditional Formatting to highlight cells based on specific conditions.


Data Validation

1. Restricting data entry: Use data validation to restrict data entry to specific formats or ranges.

2. Creating drop-down lists: Use data validation to create drop-down lists of allowed values.


Data Entry Shortcuts

1. AutoFill: Use AutoFill to quickly fill a range of cells with a formula or value.

2. Flash Fill: Use Flash Fill to automatically fill a range of cells with a pattern or formula.

3. Ctrl+D: Use Ctrl+D to fill down a formula or value.


Number Formats in Excel

1. General: The default format, which displays numbers as they are entered.

2. Number: Displays numbers with a specified number of decimal places.

3. Currency: Displays numbers as currency values, with a currency symbol and two decimal places.

4. Accounting: Displays numbers as accounting values, with a currency symbol and two decimal places.

5. Date: Displays numbers as dates, in a format such as MM/DD/YYYY.

6. Time: Displays numbers as times, in a format such as HH:MM:SS.

7. Percentage: Displays numbers as percentages, with a percentage symbol and two decimal places.

8. Fraction: Displays numbers as fractions, with a specified denominator.

9. Scientific: Displays numbers in scientific notation, with a specified number of decimal places.

10. Text: Displays numbers as text, without any formatting.


Applying Number Formats

1. Select the cells: Select the cells you want to format.

2. Go to the Home tab: Go to the Home tab in the ribbon.

3. Click on the Number group: Click on the Number group.

4. Select the number format: Select the number format you want to apply.


Customizing Number Formats

1. Create a custom format: Create a custom format by selecting "Custom" from the Number group.

2. Use format codes: Use format codes, such as #,##0 for numbers or MM/DD/YYYY for dates.

3. Add formatting options: Add formatting options, such as bold or italic, to the custom format.


Common Number Format Codes

1. #: Digit placeholder.

2. 0: Zero placeholder.

3. .: Decimal point.

4. ,: Thousand separator.

5. %: Percentage symbol.

6. MM: Month placeholder.

7. DD: Day placeholder.

8. YYYY: Year placeholder.


Best Practices for Number Formatting

1. Use consistent formatting: Use consistent formatting throughout your workbook.

2. Use meaningful formatting: Use meaningful formatting, such as currency symbols or percentage signs.

3. Avoid unnecessary formatting: Avoid unnecessary formatting, such as using too many decimal places.

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