Microsoft Office Tutorials and References
In Depth Information
Entering Numbers
Figure 1-8
First customer order data
numbers are
right-aligned
within the cell
numeric value
formatted as
currency
You’ve completed the data entry for Amanda’s fi rst customer. You still need to enter
the data for three more customers into the worksheet. You’ll use the same techniques you
used to enter Gregory Dawes’s order to enter their data.
To enter the remaining customer order data:
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1.
Type
Garcia
in cell A3, press the
Tab
key, type
Susan
in cell B3, and then press
the
Tab
key. The second customer name is entered.
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2.
Type
1025 Drake Ave.
in cell C3, press the
Alt+Enter
keys, type
Exeter, NH
03833
on the next line, and then press the
Tab
key. The second customer’s
address is entered in the cell on two lines.
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3.
Type
3/14/2013
in cell D3, press the
Tab
key, type
in cell E3, press the
Tab
25
key, type
$15.79
in cell F3, and then press the
Enter
key. The rest of the second
customer’s data is entered.
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4.
Enter the following data for the remaining two customers in rows 4 and 5,
making sure that you press the Alt+Enter keys to enter the addresses on two lines.
Because column C is not wide enough to display the entire address text, it wraps
within the cell and the zip code may be hidden. You’ll correct this shortly. See
Figure 1-9.
Torbet, Dr. Lilla
5 North Ln.
Oswego, NY 13126
3/17/2013, 32, $12.99
Rhoden, Tony
24 Mountain Dr.
Auburn, ME 04210
3/24/2013, 20, $15.79
