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COMPONENTS OF ADOCUMENT “ Insertion point _ EEE Mem Lge EB ew pea Fymet Tools Tale Wreow lo ieee ene ag. - Boge ™ «9 perms ‘The document window contains individual Word files. A new d . A new document window is displayed each time you Start Microsoft Word. The Microsoft Word application window contains the document window. Figure 2.3 and Figure 2.4 show the components of a Word document OA: Figure 2.3 Components of a Word Document so/ Tie ba—tispays the name ofthe applicaon. ‘Menu bar—consists of nine options—File, Edit, View, Insert, Format, Tools, Table, Window ‘Gmid Help, Each of these menu bi items has drop-down sub-menus. A drop-down sub-menu ‘comprises @ list of options, which are displayed when you click on the Menu bar item. Standard toolbar—provides shortcuts for menu options. Formatting toolbar—helps to format text in a document, 4 Insertion point—is a blinking vertical cursor that indicates the position on the screen where the text or graphics willbe inserted. ‘ONIT “Microsoft Word 2.3aa ‘Be gat yew Insert oeaeS Imes Now roman ee Be Workspace Vertical serollbar Horizontal scrollbar View buttons Stam bor = —nawed sure 2.4 Components of a Word Document Fig Workspace—is the area in the document window where the text is typed. Vertical scroll bar—is used to move a document vertically. ww buttons—ailow you to view a document in different layouts. ‘Horizontal scroll bar—is used to move the document horizontally Status bar—displays information about the document on which you are currently working. The information consists of the page number. the column and the line number on which you have posits your cursor.: 710 Microsolt Word a document. You can use ball = ballet or number lists by using either the formatting toolbar buttons or the autcematic formatting Seana. Bullets and numbers emphasize the portions that you want to highlis o oa 4nd numbers to make the lists in your document attractive and casy to read. You 4 Automatic Formatting Feature To get bullets or numbers automatically 2s you type, you need to: © Type an asterisk(*) and a space or a tab Enter text = Press the Enter key Word turns the asterisk into a bullet and sets the spacing. You can also bullet a paragraph by clichi bullet list button, To change the bullet style, the steps are: 1. Select the list that nceds wo be bulleted ~ 2. Select the Bullets and Numbering option from the/Format menu \ See ‘The Bullets and Numbering dialog box is displayed (refer Figure 2.23),4. Click on the Bullet button, to view bullets that have not been, w Figure 2.23 Bullets and Numbering Dialog Box 3. Click on the Bulleted tab in the Bullets and Numberi jog box 4. Select a style of your choice 5. Click OK “The text is bulleted in the selected style. You can customize the appearance of bullets. The steps to customize bul 1. Click on the Customize button in the Bullets and Numbering dialoz box Figure 2.24 Customize Bulleted List Dialog Bow 2. Change the bullet and text positions according to your requivey en jon area respectively MMO the Winn 3. Select the bullet from the Bullet character list AMaptany Me yyHeaders and footers are placed to put repetitive information in each page of the documents top and Botton margins. Headers are printed at the top and footers are printed at the Botton of a page: They ean be used to print information on each page, such as a name or a graphic, formatted text, dates and autonatic page numbers. You can either have identical or different headers and footers on all rages. Healers ant footers ccan be edited in Page Layout view ‘The steps to enter a header that appears on top of each page of the document are: 1. Select the Header and Footer option from the View ment. ‘The Header and Footer toolbar is displayed! as shown in Fi Figure 2.26 Header and Footer Toolbar “The document appears grayed when the Header aad Footer toolbar is open, You cannot edit the document while you are creating or editing headers or footers. ‘Table 2.9 lists the various buttons and their functions of the Header and Footer toalbar ‘Teolber Buttons Functions | 4 | a Inserts the current tne | = — ‘Table 2.9 Header and Footer Tootbar Buttons and Bun Microsoft Wont 24Functions Opens the Page Setup diclog box | Showshides the document tex Switches beneeem the header and | the footer Shows te previous header or footer Shows the next heuder or footer When designing headers and footers, itisadvisabe gg os uch the Print Preview view to se bow print. nt headers/footers fo so have diferent header the od an yon ferent even and 040 Beaders and fag are: PRES oF your document The st or and Footers option fr, 1¢ Vig 1, Select the Headers a ithe View meny sect he Page Setup PHO POM NEF yy 2, Select alg bos JSPAYE shy ‘The Page Setup di " Figure 2.97SORMATTING an micron Wort SS In Word, each time you press the Enter key you create a new paragraph. When you open a new document the default paragraph setting stored as a style (Normal), is applied. Word provides a few more options for formatting a document. Line Spacing ‘Adjusting spaces between lines can make a document more readable. The default line spacing is si Word enables you to change the line spacing in your text. You can set spacing to single, double or 1.5 ‘To vet line spacing, follow these steps: 1, Select the Paragraph option from the Format menu “The Paragraph dialog box is displayed as shown in Figure 2.31. / = 2, Select the Indents and Spacing > Line spacing drop-down ls 1 setet an opto fom te a ve eet a ca ‘@MPle, You can select the can 0% w one te alg bonsh 1 Preview area will give you a gl ‘The Preview area will give you a ylimpse of the formatted text as per your specifications. Paragraph Spacing You can also define the amount of space before and Deeg p ce and after paragraphs by using the Paragraph dialog box as ro adda single line of white space before or after a paragraph follow these steP 1. Place the cursor atthe beginning of a paragraph, or select multiple paragraphs 2, Select the Paragraph option from the Format menu The Paragraph dialog box is displayed. 4. Seleet or type the Before and After dimensions in the Spaging setion. For example, you can select 12 pr in the Before box and 12 prin the After box 4. Click OK Setting Tabs columns. If you want to create an ‘employee list with ‘another column, you can use tabs instead of pressing Teach paragraph in ft document can have the Same OF different tab settings. met Center, Right, Decimal and Bar (refer Table 2.10). These tab columnar lists. The default tab-stop position is 0.5 inch. ck and relatively simple Tabs are used for ereating at umn and Designation a the Employee cade as one col the space bar a number of times Word offers five types of tab Seri settings help in aligning . Microsoft Word 2.43ad *# Se eer FORMATTING PAGES Formatting a page includes changing the orientation, margins of the page and changing the appearaay the content in a page. Changing Page Orientation The steps to change the orientation of a page are: 1. Select the Page Setup option from the File menu The Page Setup dialog box is invoked as displayed in Figure 2.34 2. Select the Paper Size tab re | oes | rt | ps p Dialog Box 4, Inthe Orientation section, select iter the Portrait o Landscape option Click on the OK button to close the Page Setup dialog box 4.Setting Margins he vee ho change the maggINS oF a dooument are Seket the Rage Sotap option front the File menu ave Page Setup ahalog NC as tigplayeat ay shown an Bigune 248 ee Figure 2.35 Page Setup Dialog Box 2. Select the Margins tab Enter the measurements in the Top, Bottom, Lett and Right boxes ? 4 Click OR to close the dialog box Whea you set margins, Word applies the measurements to all the pages in « document unless you select the text of divide the document into sections Microsoft Word 2.47RAMMAR CHECK ‘You can spell-check the entire document or the selected text before runming the grammar check. Gram tool needs to work with documents that have ne spelling errors. It sometimes activates Word's spelling when it encounters unfamiliar words. Automatic Grammar Checking Word's automatic grammar checking feature checks the grammar of the sentence as YoU tYPS Whent grammatical mistake is encountered Wrard underlines it with a green wavy line. To check the errors fhe cursor on the text underlined with the green W3°Y line and right-click on it. A Shorteut menu is displayed as shown in Figure 240 ‘ure 2.40 Shortcut Menu ‘This menu shows the sugsested word or sev stence at the top of the menu, an Ignore command oF the Grammar option. You ca i select any of these options by clicking on them “The steps to grammar check * document by using the Spelling and Grammar dialog box are 1, Select the Spelling and Grammar option from the Tools menu, press the F7 key or cl a Check joolbar button. y “The Spelling and Grammar ialog box is displayed as shown in FigWord highlights the questionable sentence(s) and gives suggestions and observations in the Suggestions box 2. Click on the Ignore button in the Grammar dialog box to ignore the suggestion 3, Click the Next Sentence button to skip to the next sentence without making changes 4. Click on the Change button after selecting an option from the suggestions box You can invoke Help for this feature by clicking on the? (question mark) button in the Grammar dialog box You get the reason or example for the error that is pointed out. ‘You can customize the rules and styles for correcting the grammatical mistakes. The steps to do so are 1, Click on the Options button in the Grammar dialog box ‘The Spelling & Grammar dialog box is displayed as shown in Figure 2.42. Figure 2.42 Spelling & Grammar Dialog Box 2. Select the appropriate option in the Grammar section 3. Click OK to close the dialog boxStarting Excel ‘The steps to start Excel are: 1. Click on the Start button in the Windows environment 2. Select Microsoft Excel from the Programs submenu Excel is opened with a blank worksheet ‘There are other methods of starting Excel such as creating a shorteut on the Desktop, Opening a Specific Workbook Automatically ‘The steps to open a workbook automatically when Excel is started are: 1. Copy the workbook that has to be opened automatically by using Windows Explorer. 2. Paste the workbook at the following location. C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office\XLSTART XLSTART is the start up folder of Excel. The files present in the folder are opened automatically whenever Excel ig started. To open a related set of workbooks, store a workspace in the XLSTART folder ‘The steps to customize Excel startup are: 3. Right click on Microsoft Excel button, on the MS Orfice shortcut bar p. If this bar is not available, you can elick om the shortewt of Micw ‘This bar is available on the desktoy Excel on the desktop. 4. Click on the Properties option from th is opened. 1e Shortcut menu ‘The Microsoft Excel Properties page i 5. Click on the Shortcut tab 6. Inthe Target text box, type a space after the path 10 the Microsoft Excel progra fe is “CAProgram Files\Microsoft Office\OIMice\EXCE ribed in Table 3.1 ‘The path to Excel program fil EXE” and then type one ot more of the following switches de ‘Switch "Action a pen a specie workbook as read on ‘e ‘proven deplay of Excel startup acroan and ne AH WORDT 10 Use to Start Excel “Table 3.1 Switches to a Microsoft Bacel §.1 iatWork! G¢ WITH FORMULAS: AN FuncTIONS ‘ag! Definition of a Formula need to perform some calculations on sone numeri lations, a formula can Be used as in Excel begin with an equal si (=) For cells A, A2, and A3. At times there may be 4 data that 1s represented al 1s represented in an ixcel worksheet. To perform calcu A formula is a sequence of values and operators, Formal ‘xample =A1¢A2+A3 isa formula to add the contents Definition of the Formula Bar top ofthe Excel window that displays the forms ofthe active cell (refer ‘The Formula bar is a bar atthe Figure 3.4) tier Formal Buon Cancel Formada ato Figure 34 Formula Bar Ifacell contains a value the Pormala Bar displays the value, If the cell contains 2 formula the Formula Bar displays the formula “The Formula bar is displayed by default. You can choose n0t Formula Bar: 1, Select the Formula Bar ¢ ‘You can later view the Forni Bar «to view the Formula Ba. To stop viewing he option from the View ment by selecting the samme option. ‘Types of Calculations Yea ean perform he flowing P= oF calculations: = sfathematical—includes ation SubracOn multiplication, and division. oe an mini sociudes finding out the Financia valves such as Payment of foam ete Microsoft Excel 89Definition of a Function a Functions are predefined formulas that perform calculations by using specific values, called arguments, particular order, Examples of functions are SUM, PRODUCT, and COUNT. A formula can contain none, one or more functions. Excel provides certain functions that enable you to display date and time in different formats. The folloys, functions display the current date and time whenever the worksheet is opened. These are: © NOW—displays current date and time. = TODAY—displays current date. To display the current date: 1. Move the mouse pointer to the cell in which the date has to be displayed Type
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