Business computing 18 november 2003 Preparation for the mid-term exam of next week.
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Business computing
18 november 2003
Preparation for the mid-term exam
of next week
Prerequisites
• In a business school we have to learn to type with 10 (or 9) fingers– because we will have plenty of papers to
prepare– and typed papers give a much better image of
us than handwritten papers
Word : keyboard equivalents
• The keyboard equivalent to « copy » is Ctrl + C (you have to select a piece of text first)
• For paste : it is Ctrl + V
• Example : « Here is a text. »
• For cancel : Ctrl + Z
• Select All : Ctrl + A
Word : toolbars
• Names of 6 toolbars :– Menu bar– Standard bar– Formatting bar– Etc.
Word :
• How to transform the pointer into a question mark ? Ans : Shift + F1
• What is it for ? Ans : to get a short explanation about an icon
Sample examination questions
• On word : what is the function of the shown icon ?
Sample examination questions
• On word : – What is the function of the icon shown ?– How to transform the pointer into a question mark ?– How to use it ?
• Which toolbar these icons belong to ?– And what are they for ?
The location of Karakorum
Sample examination questions
• We are shown an excel cell : – what’s its address, what’s its content, what’s its
name ?
• When we want to know the content of a cell how to proceed ? – Ans : select it and click F2
• Some questions on « copying » without and with the $ sign
• Who invented the spreadsheet ?
Excel cells
• A cell has three characteristics :– An address (eg « D5 »)– A content (eg « =A1*B3 »)– A name (eg « product »)
• When there is no specific name, a cell has a default name : its address
• Copying with the $ sign
Conditional formatting
• Within Excel let’s display a cell with a format (for instance a color) that depends upon the result of the formula inside :– Use conditional formatting (in the format item
of the menu bar)
Dynamic links
• When we paste dynamically a table from Excel into Word, then Word displays numbers extracted from Excel (they are not typed within Word)
• The same is true with the online catalog of Camif : – the prices are not typed within the Web
pages, they are extracted from a database at the time of our request.