
Excel 基礎教學 01:Excel 入門
Excel 基礎教學 01:Excel 入門
0:00 開場白
0:47 資料輸入
2:30 欄寬、列高調整
3:24 跨欄置中
4:17 表格設計
5:15 自動產生數列
\r6:20 日期格式設定
8:22 從下拉式清單挑選\r
9:09 簡易公式建立
Content
4.3 -> Hello everyone
6 -> Welcome to Papaya's Computer Classroom Channel
8.166 -> Then I start a new queue teaching today
10.433 -> Is the Excel software that everyone uses
13.466 -> In this queue of videos
15.166 -> I will put all the commonly used functions of Excel
17.633 -> Include table design
20.033 -> data analysis
21.833 -> Formula setting
23.4 -> Charts, functions, etc.
25.333 -> Introduce you step by step
28.133 -> You do n’t need any paperwork to watch this queue.
31.466 -> I will try to introduce these useful features in a simple way.
35.466 -> In addition, these instructional videos have Chinese subtitles
38.066 -> So there are friends who need to watch subtitles
39.933 -> You can directly open the subtitle function of Youtube
43.133 -> OK, so what we are seeing now is the interface of Excel
46.733 -> Excel files are basically composed of
48.5 -> Composed of these small squares on the screen
50.733 -> And each of these squares is generally called a "cell"
54.3 -> Cells can be used to enter data
56.133 -> Or set formula
57.4 -> In addition it has an important feature
59.4 -> Is that each cell is like the coordinates on the map
62.633 -> Has a specific reference position
65.233 -> The reference position is displayed in the upper left corner of the interface
68.1 -> For example, the reference position of this grid is D5
71.033 -> And the reference position of this grid is F7
74.566 -> OK, let's try to create a simple data form
78.3 -> I place my mouse cursor in cell A1
81.266 -> And enter a title
83.333 -> Example: ABC Food Order
86.433 -> You will find that the title text is beyond the cell border of A1
90.266 -> But we can fix this later
93.533 -> After typing
94.4 -> We can press Enter on the keyboard
96.466 -> Then the selected box will move to the lower cell.
100.5 -> We can then enter the field headers of the form
103.333 -> Like "order number"
105.8 -> After the title of this field is typed
107.533 -> I want the cursor to move to the "right" cell
110.7 -> To make it easier for me to enter the title of the next field
113.333 -> At this time, we are not pressing Enter.
115.766 -> But the Tab key of the keyboard
117.466 -> Then the marquee can be moved to the right
120.166 -> By the way, if you want the marquee to move to the left
124.166 -> You can click the keyboard's Shift + Tab keys
127.766 -> So do you remember that?
129.5 -> After entering the information
130.733 -> Tab to move the marquee to the right
133.733 -> Shift + Tab to return to the left
136.3 -> Press Enter to go down
138.1 -> In fact, you can also use directly
139.866 -> Up, down, left, and right arrow keys of the keyboard
142.533 -> To control marquee movement
144.6 -> Then I spend a little time
146.4 -> To complete the entry of all field titles
150.2 -> OK, after we created these titles
152.7 -> You will definitely feel crowded with these headline text
155.966 -> So let ’s take a look at how to adjust the width and height
160.066 -> It's easy to adjust single column width and column height in Excel
164.066 -> You just drag and drop the title line.
166.9 -> Just pull the field to the height and width you want.
171.2 -> And here is a practical tip
173.566 -> Is that Excel can match the text length of the field
176.733 -> To automatically adjust the column width
178.8 -> For example, I want the width of column F to be
180.8 -> Just fit the width of the words "total amount"
184.233 -> I can point directly to the dividers in columns F and G
186.733 -> Left-click twice
188.5 -> Column width can be automatically reduced
191.266 -> The same
192.333 -> Text like column A1 goes beyond the boundaries of column A
195.766 -> Then I just need to face the gap between columns A and B.
198.466 -> Same double click left mouse button
200.466 -> The width of column A will be widened automatically
203.066 -> However, we usually do n’t put such a heading in the corner of the table.
207.1 -> But will be placed in the center of the entire form
209.666 -> If you are a little bit conceptual about Word
212.9 -> You might think of the "center alignment" button
215.633 -> Indeed, we can use the mouse to select the title field
219.333 -> Press the Center button to align the text in the center of the cell
223.566 -> But there is no way to do this
225.366 -> Move the title to where I want it
228.566 -> So in Excel spreadsheet design
230.766 -> We often use a feature called "centre in the hurdle"
234.2 -> That is, after combining several cells,
237.233 -> Place the title text in the middle of the merged cell
240.566 -> And this operation is very simple
242.566 -> You just need to select the fields you want to merge first.
245.366 -> Then click `` Center across columns '' in the upper ribbon.
249.566 -> Also, if you want to remove the effect
252.666 -> You only need to press the same button again to restore the cells
256.933 -> Of course, we can also target the title text
259.033 -> Do some simple beautification
260.666 -> For example, I can slightly enlarge the text
263.5 -> Bold text
265.466 -> Change the background color of a cell
268 -> Change text color
270.7 -> Of course we can also change the font of the title
274.833 -> Excel even provides some
276.466 -> Simple design templates for quick application
279.133 -> For example, I can frame the title of the second column
281.833 -> And click "Cell Style" to apply my favorite design
286.366 -> There are many Excel beginners who often ask a question
289.633 -> Is how to adjust multiple fields to the same width at once
294.166 -> I think the easiest way
295.6 -> Is that you can directly put these
297.1 -> Boxes with inconsistent widths are selected first
299.6 -> Then move the mouse cursor to
301.566 -> Drag at any of the spacing lines
305.066 -> And when you release the mouse
307.533 -> All field widths will become consistent
310.533 -> And this operation technique is also applicable to the operation of "column height".
315.466 -> Then let ’s take a look
316.866 -> Tips for filling in numbers or numbers in Excel
320.1 -> I enter a random number under the "Order Number" field
323.266 -> Such as T001
324.833 -> And hit the keyboard's Enter key to jump to the bottom field
328.433 -> I can choose at this time
329.666 -> Continue to "manually" enter the second number T002
332.766 -> Or you can use a more efficient way
335.266 -> Just mouse over
336.966 -> Move to the bottom right corner of the number field
339.133 -> The cursor will turn into a small black cross
341.966 -> Then you can hold down the mouse and drag down
345.366 -> Excel can automatically generate a series for you 啰
348.766 -> And the most interesting thing is
350.133 -> Excel can also be based on a set of numbers you enter
353.2 -> To automatically generate sequences with the same gap
355.966 -> for example
356.766 -> If I want the order number to increase in an odd way
359.666 -> Like T001 followed by T003
362.5 -> Then T005 and so on
364.433 -> Then I can enter T001 and T003 in the field first
368.166 -> Then use mouse to select both fields
371.066 -> Let Excel determine the difference between these two numbers
373.9 -> Then we also drag the control point in the bottom right corner of the field
377.2 -> You can smoothly generate an odd number of increasing sequence
380.166 -> As for the date input
381.6 -> Excel also has some very useful tips
383.966 -> And first I would recommend beginners in Excel when entering dates
387.5 -> Able to follow the date format recognized by Excel
390.7 -> That is, use "slash" to separate the year, month, and day
393.966 -> Do n’t use other symbols
395.666 -> Such as commas, decimal points, or using Chinese characters
398.4 -> There is a benefit to using Excel's date format
400.833 -> Is that these dates can be calculated with time functions
405.066 -> At the same time, you can switch the date format
409.8 -> Then I take the conversion date format as an example
411.7 -> If I want to display the date
413.566 -> If it is displayed in Chinese or English
416.033 -> I can right click in the field
418.3 -> And run the "Cell Format"
420.566 -> Then click on the date category on the left side of the dialog
423.633 -> So we can be in the field on the right
425.666 -> Pick the desired date format
429.033 -> After setting, press the "OK" button at the bottom
432.3 -> Then there is a very common problem here
434.466 -> All the data in the field suddenly changed to #
437.666 -> The reason is that the text in the field is too long
440.966 -> This exceeds the width of the field itself
444.366 -> The solution is also very simple
446.233 -> All you have to do is move the mouse over the title line above the field
449.833 -> And double click left mouse button to adjust column width automatically
452.8 -> Can solve this problem
455.366 -> So here I introduce a very useful shortcut
458 -> Is if you need to enter today ’s date in the field
461.533 -> You can directly press Ctrl + on your keyboard;
464.6 -> Press the Enter key again and it will be OK 啰
467.333 -> In addition, the date can be used like a normal value
469.8 -> You can drag the control point in the bottom right corner of the field
472.166 -> To automatically fill in other dates
474.533 -> Even inside this little button next to
476.2 -> We can set different filling options
478.433 -> Like "fill up with the month"
482 -> "Filled with years" and so on
485.733 -> Then I reverted to filling up with a series
488 -> And copy all the date fields
491.366 -> At the same time, I used the previous "Format Cell" command
494.2 -> To unify the date format
501.333 -> Then I plan to enter some information in the product field
505.833 -> In addition, I will introduce a convenient small function
508.733 -> I will temporarily hide the upper ribbon
511.533 -> To add space to some tables
514.366 -> Then when you are building information
516.4 -> If there is some information that is repetitive
519.3 -> For example, the name I want to enter now
521.233 -> It just happens to be one of "tea, sesame, corn"
524.6 -> Then I can right-click in the field
528.166 -> And click "Select from drop-down list"
531.233 -> So that you can select from the pop-up menu
533.366 -> Select the item you want
534.7 -> Save some data input time
542.2 -> OK, after completing the product field
544.533 -> I took some time to enter the unit price and quantity of the product
548.533 -> Then let's set up a simple Excel formula
551.766 -> Let ’s take the total amount on June 1 as an example
554.2 -> If here is using a traditional computer
556.533 -> Then everyone should press 45 directly
559.133 -> Multiply by 30
560.4 -> Then press an "=" button
562.166 -> You can figure out the answer
563.766 -> The Excel formula is very close to this formula
566.733 -> The only difference is that we want the "=" sign
569.2 -> Change to the top of the value
571.7 -> In addition, we have to change the "unit price"
573.4 -> And "quantity"
574.9 -> Change to the "reference position" where they are located
576.966 -> That is, the unit price field is 45
578.933 -> Replace with D3
580.7 -> Change the number of fields to 30
582.4 -> Replace with E3
584 -> So that we can see later
585.733 -> Excel's magical computing power
587.866 -> Maybe the explanation just now is a bit complicated for beginners
591.133 -> But it ’s actually very simple
593.333 -> Let's see it in action
595.233 -> I first click on the first blank field under "Total Amount"
598.466 -> Which is F3.
600.466 -> Then click the "=" sign on the keyboard
602.6 -> On behalf of us ready to build formulas
604.466 -> Then we do n’t really need
605.933 -> Enter any reference position using the keyboard
607.966 -> Just click with your mouse
609.666 -> The "Unit Price" field we want to calculate
611.266 -> Excel will automatically bring in its reference position
614.266 -> Then we click the "multiplication sign" on the keyboard
616.5 -> Which is the "asterisk" of the numeric keyboard
618.2 -> Click the "Quantity" field
620.566 -> Finally, we press Enter to complete the establishment of this formula.
624.733 -> So here we have to remember
626.466 -> When we build the formula in the table
628.733 -> Basically the table will be displayed directly
630.6 -> Calculated answer
632.666 -> If you want to modify the formula
634.233 -> You can click on the cell
635.833 -> Modify formulas in the "Data Editing Bar" above
639.166 -> Or, you can also face the field you want to edit
641.466 -> Left click twice to edit the formula in the cell
645.1 -> Excel's formula is just like text
647.266 -> Can be copied and pasted
649.133 -> And this feature is the most important point of Excel
652.266 -> We might as well try
653.566 -> Right-click on the F3 field, copy
657.566 -> Then click the F4 field below
659.466 -> To execute the right mouse button, paste
662.766 -> Then you will find it very interesting here
664.633 -> Excel does not directly add the amount of 1350
667.3 -> Copy the bottom cell
669.333 -> But copied the "formula" of this field
672.166 -> And more importantly
673.7 -> Excel is not foolish using the original D3 x E3 formula
677.866 -> But very cleverly with the movement of the field
680.033 -> Automatically correct formula to D4 x E4
683.5 -> We do n’t need the fields below
685.333 -> Copy and paste one by one
687.166 -> We can refer to the previous method of copying series and dates
690.366 -> Drag the control point in the bottom right corner of the cell straight down
693.633 -> You can do all the field calculations at once
696.966 -> Finally, I checked all the "Unit Price" fields
699.7 -> And click the "Format" drop-down menu above
702.733 -> Apply "currency symbol"
704.933 -> If you don't need extra decimal places
706.933 -> You can click the "Decrease Decimal Places" button
709.166 -> To remove these decimals
711.466 -> The "Total amount" field can also be applied
713.4 -> Same currency format
714.866 -> So we can select the "Unit Price" field
717.8 -> Click the "Copy Format" button in the upper left corner
720.766 -> Then use the mouse to select the "Total Amount" field
723.8 -> This way you can copy the currency format over
727.066 -> OK, that's it for today's introduction to Excel
730.133 -> I hope to help some friends who are new to Excel
733.033 -> Then we will see you next time, bye
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wg3R5LdQ56k