2. What Do
You See? The data has been formatted as a Table.
The Header Row is Bold and it has little filters: Drop-down
option lists. The rows
of customer information have been formatted to make the data easier
to read.
What Else Do You See? The Table Tools
should be available.
Keep going...
Where Have You Seen This Before? Microsoft
Word has Table Tools, as well. However, Word has two Ribbons: Design
and Layout. Microsoft Excel already recognizes Rows and Columns,
whereas Word has to define them with the Layout Ribbon.
Exam 77-882: Microsoft Excel 2010
Core
3. Formatting Cells and Worksheets
3.1. Apply and modify cell formats:
Format data as a table
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