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1 | Start Microsoft Excel | How to start Microsoft Excel |
2 | Type the name of the school and the name of the department. | |
3 | Save the file: Save your work regularly. | How to save a file |
4 | Modify the heading: Select the heading, change the font, change the font size and colour to make the heading attractive. | |
5 | Enter the budget information: Type the budget categories of your choice in Column A , and type the columns headings (consult the example budget for ideas). | |
6 | Adjust column widths: Change the columns widths so that the text fits the column. | How to adjust columns |
7 | Draw lines: Draw lines of your choice to seperate columns and sections of the budget. | How to create borders |
8 | Calculate values (multiply): Use formulae for multiplication to calculate the total costs in the "Budget" column. |
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9 | Copy Formulae: Instead of repeatedly typing a similar formula, you can copy and paste one formula to many cells. Excel changes the row and column references automatically. | How to copy formulae |
10 | Add the total costs: You will need to add the costs at the bottom of the "Budget" column as well as the total spent in all four quarters in the "Total spent" column. | How to add a range of values |
11 | Calculate values (subtraction): Calculate the "Total left" column by subtracting the value in the "Total spent" column from the value in the "Budget" column. | How to subtract values |
12 | Change the number format: Change the format of the value to indicate currency (R) where appropriate. | How to change the number format |
13 | Save the file: Save the budget. | How to save a file |
14 | Print the file: Print the budget. | How to print a file |
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Related scenarios Creating a chart in Microsoft*Excel. Importing a chart into a Microsoft* Word. |
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