Overview of the Interface in Excel 2013, 2016

This guide provides a practical overview of Overview of the Interface in Excel 2013, 2016, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

When Excel opens the interface works as shown:

1. The title bar

- The Excel icon contains the command: Restore, Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, Close.

- Save icon lets you quickly save the spreadsheet.

- Undo, Redo buttons allow you to go back or move to the next worksheet.

- The Customize Quick Access Toolbar contains frequently used commands:

- Next is the Excel file name, here the Excel file is named Book1.

- Finally, in the right corner of the title bar is Excel Help, Ribbon Layout, Minimize, Maximize the window and close the Excel workbook window:

2. The Ribbon

- Contains groups of command cards, with an intuitive interface that helps you easily work with spreadsheets:

- The ribbon contains the command tags: Home, Insert, PageLayout, Formulas, Data, Review, View, Developer.

- Each command card contains groups of commands, for example, the Home tab contains a group of commands: Clipbpard, Font, Alignment, Number, Styles, Cells, Editing.

- For details of the command groups, click the arrow icon -> commands in the group are displayed:

3. Formula Bar.

- Contains the name of the data range, data entry.

4. Input area:

- Contains columns (columns) and rows (row) in which the column is numbered alphabetically, the line numbered by number. The intersection of columns and rows is called cells or cells . The input at the position of the cells.

5. Sheet tab.

- This is the area containing the sheet names created in Excel file and contains the command button to quickly create a new sheet.

In addition, Excel 2013 supports adding quick action buttons for spreadsheets:

- Bring the worksheet to the default mode Normal, PageLayout, Page Break Review, Zoom out, Zoom In respectively as shown:

Above is an overview of the interface of Excel 2013, 2016.

Good luck!