/** * Deprecated functions. */ /** * Extra CSS class helper. * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_get_css_class(). * * @param array $atts Shortcode attributes. * @return string String with CSS class name(s). */ function su_ecssc( $atts ) { return su_get_css_class( $atts ); } /** * Shortcut for Su_Tools::decode_shortcode() * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_do_attribute(). */ function su_scattr( $value ) { return Su_Tools::do_attr( $value ); } /** * Shortcode names prefix in compatibility mode * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_get_shortcode_prefix(). */ function su_compatibility_mode_prefix() { return su_get_shortcode_prefix(); } /** * Shortcut for su_compatibility_mode_prefix() * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_get_shortcode_prefix(). */ function su_cmpt() { return su_get_shortcode_prefix(); } /** * Custom do_shortcode function for nested shortcodes * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_do_nested_shortcodes(). * * @param string $content Shortcode content * @param string $pre First shortcode letter * * @return string Formatted content */ function su_do_shortcode( $content, $pre ) { if ( strpos( $content, '[_' ) !== false ) { $content = preg_replace( '@(\[_*)_(' . $pre . '|/)@', "$1$2", $content ); } return do_shortcode( $content ); } /** * Shortcut for Su_Tools::get_icon() * * @deprecated 5.0.5 Replaced with more clear name su_html_icon(). */ function su_get_icon( $args ) { return Su_Tools::get_icon( $args ); } /** * Color shift a hex value by a specific percentage factor * * @param string $supplied_hex Any valid hex value. Short forms e.g. #333 accepted. * @param string $shift_method How to shift the value e.g( +,up,lighter,>) * @param integer $percentage Percentage in range of [0-100] to shift provided hex value by * * @return string shifted hex value * @version 1.0 2008-03-28 * * @deprecated 5.2.0 Replaced with su_adjust_brightness(). */ function su_hex_shift( $supplied_hex, $shift_method, $percentage = 50 ) { $shifted_hex_value = null; $valid_shift_option = false; $current_set = 1; $RGB_values = array(); $valid_shift_up_args = array( 'up', '+', 'lighter', '>' ); $valid_shift_down_args = array( 'down', '-', 'darker', '<' ); $shift_method = strtolower( trim( $shift_method ) ); // Check Factor if ( !is_numeric( $percentage ) || ( $percentage = ( int ) $percentage ) < 0 || $percentage > 100 ) trigger_error( "Invalid factor", E_USER_NOTICE ); // Check shift method foreach ( array( $valid_shift_down_args, $valid_shift_up_args ) as $options ) { foreach ( $options as $method ) { if ( $method == $shift_method ) { $valid_shift_option = !$valid_shift_option; $shift_method = ( $current_set === 1 ) ? '+' : '-'; break 2; } } ++$current_set; } if ( !$valid_shift_option ) trigger_error( "Invalid shift method", E_USER_NOTICE ); // Check Hex string switch ( strlen( $supplied_hex = ( str_replace( '#', '', trim( $supplied_hex ) ) ) ) ) { case 3: if ( preg_match( '/^([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])/i', $supplied_hex ) ) { $supplied_hex = preg_replace( '/^([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])([0-9a-f])/i', '\\1\\1\\2\\2\\3\\3', $supplied_hex ); } else { trigger_error( "Invalid hex color value", E_USER_NOTICE ); } break; case 6: if ( !preg_match( '/^[0-9a-f]{2}[0-9a-f]{2}[0-9a-f]{2}$/i', $supplied_hex ) ) { trigger_error( "Invalid hex color value", E_USER_NOTICE ); } break; default: trigger_error( "Invalid hex color length", E_USER_NOTICE ); } // Start shifting $RGB_values['R'] = hexdec( $supplied_hex[0] . $supplied_hex[1] ); $RGB_values['G'] = hexdec( $supplied_hex[2] . $supplied_hex[3] ); $RGB_values['B'] = hexdec( $supplied_hex[4] . $supplied_hex[5] ); foreach ( $RGB_values as $c => $v ) { switch ( $shift_method ) { case '-': $amount = round( ( ( 255 - $v ) / 100 ) * $percentage ) + $v; break; case '+': $amount = $v - round( ( $v / 100 ) * $percentage ); break; default: trigger_error( "Oops. Unexpected shift method", E_USER_NOTICE ); } $shifted_hex_value .= $current_value = ( strlen( $decimal_to_hex = dechex( $amount ) ) < 2 ) ? '0' . $decimal_to_hex : $decimal_to_hex; } return '#' . $shifted_hex_value; } /*! 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But there are still others who are just now starting to use it. Whether for work, school, or personal use, it can be a little intimidating when you first begin. There are even classes for new Excel users both online […]

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This guide is available to download as a free PDF. Download The Beginner’s Guide to Microsoft Excel now. Feel free to copy and share this with your friends and family.
This guide to Excel is for those who have never used it before, are struggling with it as a beginner, or just want the basics to then learn it on their own.

What Is Microsoft Excel?

In the simplest of terms, Excel is a spreadsheet application. It uses grids of cells within columns and rows to manipulate, organize, and perform calculations with data. You can use pivot tables, charts, formulas, and functions in a variety of ways.

That being said, the application is not limited to numbers, although that’s where it “excels.” You can add text, images, videos, objects, and many other items to help track, manage, and easily view information.

General Uses for Excel

Budgets for household or business finances
Invoices and receipts
Tracking for projects, client and customers, and health records
Planners and calendars
Checklists and task lists
Financial, loan, debt, and mortgage calculations
Inventory management
The list goes on with the many uses for Excel. So, whatever you plan to use it for, let’s look at a few of the terms you will need to know.

Basic Excel Terms You Should Know

Throughout this guide, you will see the same terms used again and again. Getting familiar with them will help you to understand the guide and the steps you see.

Workbook and Spreadsheet: A workbook is what you actually use when you open Excel. The workbook contains the spreadsheets. A workbook can hold many spreadsheets and you can move between those sheets with the tabs on the bottom of the Excel workbook.

Cell: Spreadsheets are made up of rectangular blocks called cells. A cell contains the data you enter; from numbers to words to images to formulas, cells hold that information. You can enter data either directly in the cell or in the formula bar (text box) for the cell right below your ribbon.

You will also notice the name box (cell indicator) to the left of the formula bar. By default, this displays the corresponding column and row for the cell. For instance, the cell in the top left corner of the spreadsheet is A1 for column A, row 1.

Formulas and Functions: You can think of a formula as a calculation or equation. With Excel, you can create formulas or use built-in ones. These formulas can automatically calculate numbers for you like addition or multiplication.

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