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====Opening a spreadsheet====

====Opening a spreadsheet====

[[File:LO Calc 1 viewing a spreadsheet.png|500px|left]]

File:LO Calc 1 viewing a spreadsheet.png|Spreadsheet interface

LibreOffice  Calc can be opened from Applications  → Office  → LibreOffice Calc. This opens a ‘work book’. A work book can have many ‘sheets’. When you open the LO Calc application,  it will show a window like this. The spreadsheet consists of rows and columns.  Each column-row intersection is a cell; this is the place you will enter data in a spreadsheet. You can click the cursor on any cell and type in the information you want to enter. <br>

LibreOffice  Calc can be opened from Applications  → Office  → LibreOffice Calc. This opens a ‘work book’. A work book can have many ‘sheets’. When you open the LO Calc application,  it will show a window like this. The spreadsheet consists of rows and columns.  Each column-row intersection is a cell; this is the place you will enter data in a spreadsheet. You can click the cursor on any cell and type in the information you want to enter. <br>

Select Cell A1 and type “Name of city”, Hit enter. Next select cell B1 and type “Average annual rainfall (cms). Hit enter, and select cells of Column A to enter names of cities and Cells of Column B to enter annual average rainfall. <br>

Select Cell A1 and type “Name of city”, Hit enter. Next select cell B1 and type “Average annual rainfall (cms). Hit enter, and select cells of Column A to enter names of cities and Cells of Column B to enter annual average rainfall. <br>