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Office 2010 - Excel Beginners - Working With Ranges
Jenison ELearning
Updated Nov 07, 2018
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Learning Objectives
Name Cells
Name Ranges
Use the Go To Box
Use the Name Box
Use the Range Finder
Course Overview
Naming cells allows you to refer to them by name instead of by cell reference.
You can name a cell or range of cells by using the Name Box on the Formula bar or the Ctrl F3 shortcut keys.
To move directly to a named range you can use the Go To feature or the Name Box list.
The Range Finder uses colours to identify the different components of a formula, and their corresponding cells in the worksheet.
Range Finder can be activated by clicking at the end of the entry on the Formula bar or double-clicking on the cell that contains the formula.
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