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In addition to the skills needed for Excel 1 and 2, I know how to:
| automatically fill many cells with identical contents | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| automatically fill many cells with a series of numbers | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| enter a formula in a cell | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| use AutoSum to total a column of numbers | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| copy a formula from one cell to another so that the formula's cell references change relative to the destination (known as "relative referencing") | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| copy a formula, keeping the cell references the same at the destination (known as "absolute refrencing") | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| split the Excel screen, vertically and horizontally | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| freeze and unfreeze the panes of a split screen | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| hide and unhide rows and columns | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| group and outline a set of rows or columns | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| remove a group of cells from an outline | Yes | No | Not sure | |
| hide and restore outlined cells | Yes | No | Not sure |
In Excel 3, we assume that you have mastered key concepts covered in Excel 1 and 2. We want you to use your time effectively, and to get the most out of each course you take.
If you answered "No" or "Not sure" to more than a few of the above questions, consider one or more of the following: