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How is an active cell identified?
An active cell or selected cell can be identified many ways. First, as shown in the above picture of Microsoft Excel the active cell has a bold black box around the cell. Also, the column and row are highlighted, in our example picture the column header "D" and row header "8" are highlighted in yellow. Next, the active cell is also shown in the top-left portion of the window in the Name box, which in our above example shows "D8."
Where is the content of the active cell is displayed?
The content of the active cell is shown in the formula bar. In the screenshot above, the formula bar displays the formula in cell D8. The formula, "=SUM(D2:D5)", adds the values of cells D2 through D5 to compute their total value, $162.00. When cell D8 is selected, both the cell and the formula bar display the formula. When any other cell is selected, cell D8 shows the result of its formula, the total $162.00.
How do you change the active cell?
You can change the active cell by clicking any other cell with your left mouse button or by using the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the selected cell to another location. If the cell contains no data, you can begin typing to insert new data into that cell. If the cell already contains data, you can click up on the formula bar to change that data or press the F2 key on the keyboard.
Which cell is active when Excel is first opened?
When you open a new Excel spreadsheet for the first time the first cell is selected by default, which is A1 (the first cell of row A and column one). If you've worked on an Excel spreadsheet in the past, the active cell will be the last active cell position. For example, if you last left the spreadsheet on cell C65, when it is saved and re-opened it should be returned to cell C65.
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