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=== Creating a Basic Spreadsheet ===
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=== Creating a Basic Spreadsheet ===
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#Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find it in the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS). The app will open to a screen that allows you to create or select a document. [[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 1 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find it in the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS). The app will open to a screen that allows you to create or select a document. [[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 1 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#* If you don't have a paid version of Microsoft Office, you can use the free online version at https://www.office.com to create a basic spreadsheet. You'll just need to
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#* If you don't have a paid version of Microsoft Office, you can use the free online version at https://www.office.com to create a basic spreadsheet. You'll just need to sign in with your Microsoft account and click '''Excel''' in the row of icons.
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# Click to create a new workbook. A workbook is the name of the document that contains your spreadsheet(s). This creates a blank spreadsheet called '''Sheet1''', which you'll see on the tab at the bottom of the sheet.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 2 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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# Click to create a new workbook. A workbook is the name of the document that contains your spreadsheet(s). This creates a blank spreadsheet called '''Sheet1''', which you'll see on the tab at the bottom of the sheet.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 2 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#* When you make more complex spreadsheets, you can add another sheet by clicking '''+''' next to the first sheet. Use the bottom tabs to switch between spreadsheets.
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#* When you make more complex spreadsheets, you can add another sheet by clicking '''+''' next to the first sheet. Use the bottom tabs to switch between spreadsheets.
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#* Click '''Cancel''' when you're done browsing.
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#* Click '''Cancel''' when you're done browsing.
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#* To learn more about entering formulas, see [[Type Formulas in Microsoft Excel|How to Type Formulas in Microsoft Excel]].
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#* To learn more about entering formulas, see [[Type Formulas in Microsoft Excel|How to Type Formulas in Microsoft Excel]].
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#Save your file when you're finished editing. To save the file, click the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner, and then select '''Save As'''. Depending on your version of Excel, you'll usually have the option to save the file to your computer or OneDrive.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 6 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#Save your file when you're finished editing. To save the file, click the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner, and then select '''Save As'''. Depending on your version of Excel, you'll usually have the option to save the file to your computer
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#* Now that you've gotten the hang of the basics, check out the "Creating a Home Inventory from Scratch" method to see this information put into practice.
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#* Now that you've gotten the hang of the basics, check out the "Creating a Home Inventory from Scratch" method to see this information put into practice.
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=== Creating a Home Inventory from Scratch ===
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=== Creating a Home Inventory from Scratch ===
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#* Click the '''Fonts''' menu to browse for and select a font.
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#* Click the '''Fonts''' menu to browse for and select a font.
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#Save your document. When you've reached a good stopping point, you can save the spreadsheet by clicking the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner and selecting '''Save As'''.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 7 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#Save your document. When you've reached a good stopping point, you can save the spreadsheet by clicking the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner and selecting '''Save As'''.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 7 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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=== Creating a Monthly Budget from a Template ===
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=== Creating a Monthly Budget from a Template ===
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#Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find it in the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS). The app will open to a screen that allows you to create or open a workbook.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 8 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#Open Microsoft Excel. You'll find it in the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS). The app will open to a screen that allows you to create or open a workbook.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 8 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#* Any changes you make to the Monthly Income and Monthly Expenses tabs will affect what you see in your Summary.
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#* Any changes you make to the Monthly Income and Monthly Expenses tabs will affect what you see in your Summary.
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#Save your document. When you've reached a good stopping point, you can save the spreadsheet by clicking the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner and selecting '''Save As'''.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 14 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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#Save your document. When you've reached a good stopping point, you can save the spreadsheet by clicking the '''File''' menu at the top-left corner and selecting '''Save As'''.[[Image:Make a Spreadsheet in Excel Step 14 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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== Related wikiHows ==
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== Related wikiHows ==
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*[[Create an Image from a Excel Spreadsheet]]
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*[[Create an Image from a Excel Spreadsheet]]
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