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| − | Select cells with “'''6000'''” to “'''2000'''” under ''' | + | Select cells with “'''6000'''” to “'''2000'''” under '''Cost''' |
| − | || Click on the '''cell''' which contains the entry '''6000''' under ''' | + | || Click on the '''cell''' which contains the entry '''6000''' under '''Cost'''. |
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| − | || Now let’s insert a new heading named '''Days''' in our '''sheet'''. | + | || Now let’s insert a new '''heading''' named '''Days''' in our '''sheet'''. |
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| − | || Now click on the '''Sheet | + | || Now click on the '''Sheet menu''' in the '''menu bar''' and then on '''Fill Cells''' submenu. |
| − | Select '''Fill | + | Select '''Fill Series''' option from the submenu. |
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| − | || Point to '''Fill | + | || Point to '''Fill Series'''. |
| − | || The '''Fill | + | || The '''Fill Series '''dialog box appears. |
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|| Under >> Series Type | || Under >> Series Type | ||
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|| Type '''Sunday''' in the Start '''value''' field. | || Type '''Sunday''' in the Start '''value''' field. | ||
| − | || In the '''Start | + | || In the '''Start value''' field, we’ll type the first day of the week, that is '''Sunday'''. |
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|| Point to '''Increment''' | || Point to '''Increment''' | ||
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|| Point to the “'''SN'''” column. | || Point to the “'''SN'''” column. | ||
| − | || | + | || Observe the changes. |
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|| Slide: Assignment | || Slide: Assignment | ||
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Now type '''Expenses '''and press''' Enter.''' | Now type '''Expenses '''and press''' Enter.''' | ||
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| + | ||Observe the changes. | ||
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|| Press '''Ctrl+Z '''keys | || Press '''Ctrl+Z '''keys | ||
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|| '''Slide''': Summary | || '''Slide''': Summary | ||
|| In this tutorial, we learnt to: | || In this tutorial, we learnt to: | ||
| − | * Autofill '''data''' using '''Fill | + | * Autofill '''data''' using '''Fill tools.''' |
* Share the same content on all '''sheets '''of the same file. | * Share the same content on all '''sheets '''of the same file. | ||
* Remove '''data''', replace '''data''', change part of the '''data '''in a '''cell'''. | * Remove '''data''', replace '''data''', change part of the '''data '''in a '''cell'''. | ||
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|| '''Slide: Assignment ''' | || '''Slide: Assignment ''' | ||
|| As an assignment | || As an assignment | ||
| − | * Open “'''spreadsheet-practice.ods'''” | + | * Open “'''spreadsheet-practice.ods'''” file. |
* Create a '''Month''' column besides '''Time.''' | * Create a '''Month''' column besides '''Time.''' | ||
| − | * Use the '''Fill | + | * Use the '''Fill Series''' option to auto-fill till the month of '''May'''. |
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|| '''Slide''': Thank you | || '''Slide''': Thank you | ||
| − | | | This is '''Arvind''' from''' IIT Bombay''' signing off. Thank you for watching. | + | | | This tutorial was originally contributed |
| + | by DesiCrew Solutions Private Limited in 2011. | ||
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| + | This is '''Arvind''' along with the Spoken Tutorial team from''' IIT Bombay''' signing off. Thank you for watching. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:50, 4 July 2020
Title: Working with Data
Author: Arvind PillaiKeywords: LibreOffice,Calc,Ubuntu,Using Fill Tools in Calc,Using Selection lists in Calc,Sharing contents between sheets in Calc,Removing data in Calc,Replacing data in Calc,Changing part of data in Calc
| VISUAL CUE | NARRATION |
| Slide: Title Slide | Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Working with data in Calc. |
| Slide: Learning objectives
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In this tutorial, we will learn to:
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| Slide: System Requirements | This tutorial is recorded using
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| Slide: Automated Input of Data |
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| Slide: Automated Input of Data |
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| Open Personal-Finance-Tracker.ods | Open the Personal-Finance-Tracker.ods file. |
| Point to Cost Column | In our file, let's copy the data under the heading Cost to the adjacent cells. |
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Select cells with “6000” to “2000” under Cost |
Click on the cell which contains the entry 6000 under Cost.
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| Select the cells adjacent to the right. | Also select the cells adjacent to the right of the selected cells along with it. |
| In these adjacent cells we will copy the data. | |
| Release the left mouse after selecting the cells. | Now release the left mouse button. |
| Click on Sheet >> click on Fill Cells
Click on Fill Right. |
Next, click on the Sheet menu in the menu bar and go to the Fill Cells submenu.
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| Click >> Column Icon
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Alternatively, you can click on the dropdown of the Column icon in the Standard toolbar.
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| Point to the copied data
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We see that the data under the heading Cost gets copied into the adjacent cells.
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| Slide: Fil Tool |
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| Insert new row besides Cost and type heading as Days
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Now let’s insert a new heading named Days in our sheet.
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| Select seven consecutive cells below the heading Days | Select the first seven cells below the heading Days. |
| Click on Sheet>>Fill Cells>>Fill Series.
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Now click on the Sheet menu in the menu bar and then on Fill Cells submenu.
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| Point to Fill Series. | The Fill Series dialog box appears. |
| Under >> Series Type
Click on AutoFill. |
Now under Series Type, click on the AutoFill option. |
| Type Sunday in the Start value field. | In the Start value field, we’ll type the first day of the week, that is Sunday. |
| Point to Increment | The Increment field is already set as 1. |
| Click on OK | Now click on the OK button. |
| Point to the Days column. | We see that all the days are automatically displayed in the cells.
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| Only Narration | Let me demonstrate another method for auto-filling sequential data. |
| Type Sunday in cell D11 >> press Enter. | Type Sunday in another cell and press Enter.
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| Click on cell D11 Sunday
Point to the black box on the bottom right of cell D11. |
Go back to the cell where Sunday was typed.
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| Click on this box
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Click on this box with the mouse.
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| Point to the cells | The cells get autofilled with the weekdays automatically.
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| Press Ctrl + Z | Let's undo these changes. |
| Only Narration
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Next, we’ll create an autofill series of numbers by entering the start, end and increment values.
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| Click on Sheet >> Fill Cells >> Fill Series | Now click on the Sheet in the menu bar.
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| Point to Fill Series dialog box >>
Click on Linear. |
In the Fill Series dialog box, under Series Type click on the Linear option. |
| Type 1 in Start value. | In the Start value field, we will type the first serial number, that is 1. |
| Type 7 in End value. | In the End value field, we will type the last value to be entered as 7. |
| Type 1 in Increment value.
Click on OK |
Now we’ll set the Increment value as 1, if it is not already 1.
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| Point to the “SN” column. | Observe the changes. |
| Slide: Assignment |
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| Only Narration: | In all these cases, the Fill tool creates only a momentary connection between the cells.
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| Slide: Share content between sheets |
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| Let’s learn how to do this. | |
| Point to Sheet 1 where our data is entered.
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In the Personal-Finance-Tracker.ods file, our entire data is on Sheet 1.
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| Click on Edit >> Select | To do that, click on the Edit menu in the menu bar and then click on Select. |
| Click on Select Sheets. | Now click on Select sheets. |
| Point to Select Sheets dialog box. | The Select Sheets dialog box appears. |
| Press and hold Shift key and select Sheet 1, Sheet 2, Sheet 3
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Using the Shift key, select the options Sheet 1, Sheet 2, and Sheet 3.
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| Point to Sheet 1 | This takes us back to Sheet 1.
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| Type in a cell F12. | For example, in cell F12 we’ll type “This will be displayed on multiple sheets”. |
| Click on Sheet 2 and Sheet 3 tab below. | Now click on the Sheet 2 and the Sheet 3 tab one after the other. |
| Point to Cell F12 in Sheet 2 and Sheet 3 | We see that in each of the sheets, cell F12 displays the exact same data. |
| Undo the changes. | Let us undo these changes. |
| Only Narration: | Next we will learn about different ways in which we can delete and edit data in cells. |
| Click on cell A2 which contains 1. | To delete data without removing any of the existing cell formatting, first select the cell. |
| Point to the Input line.
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The data of the cell is displayed in the Input line field.
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| Press backspace on the Input line.
Point to the Input line. |
Now press the Backspace key on the keyboard.
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| Press Ctrl+Z keys | Let us undo these changes. |
| Click on cell A2 which contains 1 and type 23.
Click any other cell on the sheet >> Point to cell A2 |
To replace data in a cell, select the cell and type over the old data.
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| Press Ctrl+Z keys | Let us undo these changes. |
| Only narration | We can change part of the data in a cell also, without removing all the contents. |
| Double click on cell B3 | To do so, just double-click on the cell. |
| Double click on word Rent >> Type Expenses >> press Enter
Point to cell B3 |
Then select the word Rent by double-clicking on it.
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| Observe the changes. | |
| Press Ctrl+Z keys | Let us undo these changes. |
| Press Ctrl + S >> close the file | Lastly, save and close the file. |
| Only narration | This brings us to the end of this tutorial. Let us summarize. |
| Slide: Summary | In this tutorial, we learnt to:
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| Slide: Assignment | As an assignment
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| Slide: About Spoken Tutorial Project |
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| Slide: Spoken Tutorial Workshops |
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| Slide: Forums | Please post your timed queries in this forum. |
| Slide: Acknowledgement | Spoken Tutorial project are funded by MHRD, Govt. of India. |
| Slide: Thank you | This tutorial was originally contributed
by DesiCrew Solutions Private Limited in 2011. This is Arvind along with the Spoken Tutorial team from IIT Bombay signing off. Thank you for watching. |