LibreOffice-Suite-Calc-6.3/C2/Working-with-Cells-in-Calc/English-timed

TIME	NARRATION
00:01	Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Working with Cells.
00:06	In this tutorial, we will learn to:
00:09	Enter numbers, text, date and time in a spreadsheet
00:15	Use the Format Cells dialog box
00:19	Navigate between cells and
00:22	Select items in rows and columns
00:27	This tutorial is recorded using Ubuntu Linux OS version 18.04 and LibreOffice Suite version 6.3.5
00:41	First we will learn how to enter data in the cells.
00:46	Let’s open our Personal-Finance-Tracker.ods file.
00:52	This file has been provided to you in the Code files link on this tutorial page.
00:59	Please download and extract the file.
01:03	Make a copy and then use it for practising.
01:08	Now type some text in any empty cell by clicking on the cell and typing using the keyboard. Press Enter.
01:18	The text is left-aligned, by default.
01:22	One can change the alignment by clicking any one of the Alignment icons on the Formatting Bar.
02:30	Let's undo what we typed.
01:33	Press Ctrl+Z keys on the keyboard to undo.
01:39	In this spreadsheet, we had already typed the column headings earlier.
01:45	In Calc, we can differentiate the headings from other data by adding a style to it.
01:53	To do that, click on cell A1.Then hold the left mouse button and drag the cursor upto cell G1.
02:04	Now release the left mouse button.
02:07	We can see that all the headings got highlighted.
02:12	Now click on Styles menu in the menu bar.
02:16	We can see various heading styles. I will select Accent 2.
02:24	Now click randomly on any cell to unselect the headings.
02:30	Notice that the headings are now highlighted with a grey colour background.
02:36	In the Items column, we’ll type the names of a few items one below the other. Type the text as shown here.
02:47	In order to enter numbers in the cell, click on the cell and type the number. Then press Enter.
02:57	Remember to always press the Enter key after every data-entry.
03:03	To enter a negative number, either type a minus sign before it or enclose it within parentheses.
03:13	By default, numbers are right-aligned and negative numbers have a leading minus symbol.
03:20	Let us delete these entries.
03:23	Select all the cells to be deleted by holding the Shift key and clicking each cell. Now press the Delete key on the keyboard.
03:36	In the SN column, we want the serial number of each item one below the other.
03:43	So click on cell A2 and enter numbers as 1, 2, 3 one below the other.
03:53	Remember to press Enter key after typing each number.
03:58	In order to auto-fill the serial numbers in the subsequent cells, click on the cell A4.
04:06	Click on a little black box that is visible at the bottom-right corner of the cell.
04:13	Drag it till cell A7 and release the mouse button.
04:19	We see that cells A5, A6 and A7 get auto-populated with the subsequent serial numbers.
04:28	We will now enter the cost of each item under the heading Cost.
04:35	Click on the cell C3 and type the expense for House rent as Rupees 6000.00
04:45	Now, what if we want the number with the Rupee symbol?
04:51	Clear the value typed in cell C3 by pressing Ctrl and Z keys together.
04:59	Right-click on the cell C3 and select the Format Cells option.
05:05	This will open the Format Cells dialog box.
05:09	The first tab is Numbers. Click on it if not already selected.
05:16	Here we can see various options under Category.
05:21	Number, Percent, Currency, Date, Time and many more.
05:29	We will select Currency.
05:31	Various currency symbols from across the world are displayed in the Format list.
05:39	By default, INR Rupee English (India) is selected in the Format drop-down.
05:46	If not, click on the drop-down and select it from the displayed list.
05:51	Below the Format drop-down, we can see some sample values based on our selection.
05:58	We see minus Rupee 1234 decimal zero zero is selected for INR Rupees English India.
06:10	We can see the selected format in the small preview area on the right.
06:16	Below the Category section, we have another section named as Options.
06:22	Using this, we can increase or decrease the number of Decimal places and Leading zeroes.
06:30	When we do so, we can see the changes in the sample value and in the preview area.
06:37	We will retain the default values.
06:41	To add a comma between the values, check the Thousands separator checkbox.
06:48	One can also change the font style by clicking on the Font tab.
06:54	It has various options for Family, Style and Size.
06:59	Explore Font Effects and other tabs to learn more about them on your own.
07:07	We will learn about the options in the Alignment tab in a later tutorial.
07:13	Let’s click on the OK button at the bottom right corner.
07:18	Now type 6000 in cell C3 and press Enter.
07:24	Notice that the number 6000 is represented as Rupees 6000 with 2 decimal places.
07:34	Now, let's select cells C4 to C7 by holding the Shift key and clicking the cells.
07:43	Hold the CTRL key and select cell G2 also.
07:48	Notice all the selected cells are highlighted.
07:52	Right-click on any of the highlighted cells and select Format Cells.
07:59	Choose the same options as before.
08:03	Click on the OK button at the bottom right corner.
08:07	Click any cell in the spreadsheet to deselect the cells.
08:13	Next, we type the amount for all the items one below the other, as shown here.
08:22	Under the heading Account, we’ll type the salary for the month as 30,000.
08:29	Let’s move on to the Date column. Click on the cell F2.
08:36	For entering date in Calc, select the cell and type the date, as shown.
08:42	Here I have used a forward slash between the date elements.
08:47	We can also separate the date elements with a hyphen.
08:52	Or use text such as 05 June 2020.
08:59	Calc recognizes a variety of date formats.
09:02	We can also customize the date formats according to our requirement.
09:09	To do so, right-click on the cell and select Format Cells option.
09:16	Click on the Numbers tab. Under the Category section, select Date.
09:22	Under the Format section, select the date format based on your requirement. I will choose 31/12/1999.
09:36	Notice the display in the preview area.
09:40	Based on our selection, the Format code will get updated. In my case it is DD, MM and YYYY.
09:52	Once we have updated the format, click on the OK button at the bottom right.
09:58	Next, let us try some time options.
10:02	Click on any random cell. Type the time as shown.
10:08	I have separated the time elements with colons.
10:12	To further customize the time format, right-click on the respective cell and select Format Cells.
10:20	Click on Numbers tab at the top
10:23	Under Category, choose Time and the desired format under Format. I will choose 13:37:46.
10:35	Notice the display in the preview area.
10:39	Also, the Format code is displayed below as HH:MM:SS
10:48	One can change the Format code directly as well.
10:51	Click on OK button at the bottom right.
10:56	Let us delete all the time entries from our spreadsheet.
11:01	We will now learn how to navigate within a spreadsheet from cell to cell.
11:07	We can access a particular cell by simply clicking on it with the cursor.
11:13	This changes the focus to the new cell.
11:17	This method is most useful when the two cells are far apart.
11:22	Another method of accessing a particular cell is by using the cell reference.
11:28	Click on the Name Box at the top left corner, which is located below the Font Name.
11:35	Erase the existing cell reference and type the cell reference of the cell you want to go.
11:42	I will type B4 and press Enter.
11:47	Observe that cell B4 gets highlighted.
11:52	We can also navigate between cells using the keyboard.
11:57	Press the Tab key to go to the next cell in a row.
12:02	Shift + Tab to go to the previous cell in a row.
12:07	Enter to go to the next cell in a column.
12:12	Shift + Enter to go to the previous cell in a column.
12:17	Next, we’ll learn how to select a range of contiguous cells with the cursor.
12:24	First click on a cell and hold down the left mouse button.
12:29	Drag the cursor on the sheet.
12:32	Once the desired block of cells is highlighted, release the left mouse button.
12:38	We see that the selected cells get highlighted.
12:42	Next, we’ll learn how to select multiple columns or rows that are not contiguous.
12:59	Click on the first column or row that you want to select.
12:55	Now hold down the Shift key and click the last column or row that we want to select. We see that the selected cells get highlighted.
13:08	Let’s learn to select multiple columns or rows that are not contiguous.
13:14	Click on the first column or row that you want to select.
13:19	Hold down the Control key.
13:21	Now click on all of the subsequent columns or rows that you want to select.
13:29	We see that the selected cells get highlighted.
13:34	Save the file by pressing Ctrl+S keys on the keyboard.
13:40	Now close the file by clicking the X icon on the top right corner.
13:46	This brings us to the end of this tutorial, let us summarize.
13:52	In this tutorial, we learnt to: Enter numbers, text , date and time in Calc
14:01	Use the Format Cells dialog box
14:05	Navigate between cells and
14:09	Select items in rows and columns
14:13	As an assignment Open Spreadsheet-Practice.ods
14:19	Under Serial Number type the serial number from 1 to 5 one below the other and Align Center.
14:27	Add column headings Date and Time with the same text format
14:33	Enter some values in those columns
14:37	Use the Format Cells dialog box options to format the cells
14:43	Refer to the Code files link for the data.
14:47	Save and close the file
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