i went to university and did not get my head around spreadsheet, today i beleive teaching is a talent not everyone can teach but this gentleman has figured it all out, after 15 years of not knowing how spreadsheet works i know understood the basics of spreadsheet under 10 mins ....what a pure talent thank you.
He really did a good job and unlike a few of videos I have seen the visual is great.I am almost computer illiterate & I have a basic understanding of what is being implied.
I've been using spreadsheets on computers since VisiCalc came out, but I still learned something from this video. I didn't know that the newer spreadsheets had the ability to copy a formula by dragging the cell into a range! Thank you, Chris.
I was watching this 1 hour before my computer practical because I did not know anything and I literally topped in my class,I am commenting after my test
Great teacher, a total newcomer to spreadsheets but this tutorial was reassuring and fairly easy to understand, ill probably watch it a few times to digest everything but well done the instructor.
Ahhhh, good subject! The first use of computers I can remember (back in my Basic Program Language days) was to create and use spread sheets. You can imagine how excited I was when Ami Pro came out and using Lotus 123! I think even more of a memory was creating when I made my first spread sheet in computer lab (where we were assigned time slots and usage caps). I somehow created a endless loop and walked away without signing out! I had to explain to my class instructor why I was out of time after just one assignment!? In those days, I feared I would never make it through college. I did and there is the story. Thanks Chris for all you do! Rich
@@ExplainingComputers Just found your channel as am almost computer illiterate & attending a data operations class & wanting to be able to pass my exams thought of watching a few videos & here I am.thank you,it's truly informative.I have subscribed.
Thank you so much. My ‘teacher’ was never able to explain to me what a spreadsheet was nearly 20 years ago and I now really need that knowledge as I need to start using them. You’re a lifesaver and a great teacher. Thank you so much!
Going through one "teacher" after the next, I've come across some horror situations, tiny unreadable spreadsheets, rattling off explanations impossible to keep up with, sudden clicks doing commands without any explanation as to how, and on it goes! After all that.... YOU"RE THE BEST! Thank you!
This the first time of the maybe 10 times l have had spreadsheets explained to me that l understand it,that was simply and easy to comprehend ,thank you,l just subscribed!👍👍
Years ago, I taught CLAIT (before it moved to the "Euro IT Passport") to a specific market of Adults and got a 99%+ pass rate for my students. Chris, I think you've knocked the spots totally off another well-known, expensive course provider for how you explain spreadsheets - both in terms of content and production quality. Even though I know how to use the Office Suite, it's great to have a refresher. Not only do I look forward to more, but also to the image manipulation programs also. Thanks for another episode - I wish you a fantastic week!
Thank you! Although I should know how to work with spreadsheets by now, I was too bored to start any tutorial. Now that you're making these videos I'll follow them as you upload them.
Wow! I'm new to learning spreadsheets because I want a career change and I was asking my brother about spreadsheets, and he made it sound difficult. This video makes it look simple and easy to understand!
Good luck with your learning. In the next two parts of this series, things get more difficult, but also increasingly powerful -- ua-cam.com/video/Pm_raXxS8u8/v-deo.html
Thanks so much. I'm 70 yrs old and am trying to set up this for my craft work sales and expenses. Wish me luck on this spread sheet. I have been doing it the OLD way Pen and paper.
Thanks for a very simple, clear and well explained tutorial. I've been using Open Office for years and didn't know how to apply a single calculation to a whole column. I was doing it the hard way, which allowed plenty of scope for errors to creep in. Now, thanks to you, I know. Well done!
I was asked to make a spreadsheet at work and I have never opened excell. Thank you for this, they expected it to take me all day to figure it out. Took me an hour. 😂 My hero.
Every year at school we did spread sheets in ICT and every year I'd learn how to use them and promptly forget everything in time for next years Excel lessons. Even after leaving school the Excel cycle continues.
This teacher is great but the only thing bad; he has great focus on practicals then tutorials of which all are important. But he still remain my best teacher on UA-cam
This is how you teach, my gosh. People suffer in their childhood cause some individuals cannot teach. Consequently, grow up and are not confident or know how to navigate or achieve grades and positive outcomes due to not being taught in a way that’s understandable!.
I of to comment again because my I.T teacher was certainly not doing a good job at all because this is so easy but yet still it looks like magic lol I mean please teachers step up your games. THANK YOU AGAIN PEOPLE LIKE YOU WILL DEFINITELY MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE 🙌
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this..starting a new position at work and I’ve never done anything dealing with spreadsheets..I appreciate you
One powerful argument in favor of the claim that spreadsheets are a superset of software is their unmatched level of versatility. Unlike most software programs limited to specific functions, spreadsheets offer a boundless canvas for data manipulation and problem-solving. They act as a universal toolkit, allowing users to tackle diverse tasks from simple calculations to complex financial modeling, statistical analysis, and even basic programming through formulas. This vast range of functionalities, adaptable to user needs and imagination, sets spreadsheets apart and potentially positions them as a more versatile "meta-software" encompassing the capabilities of multiple specialized programs. While acknowledging limitations in technical depth and scalability, this argument highlights the unique flexibility and power of spreadsheets as versatile tools for exploring, manipulating, and making sense of data in an open-ended way. Bard
Excellent and clear video. Easy to follow, glade spreadsheets are pretty much standardized going from Microsoft Excel to any of the free download options.
I am so happy I found this video my goodness I bet I'll do exceptionally well in my exams. The videos for the the actual exam with the spread sheet topic is a disaster while this is my way of learning VERY EASY AND SIMPLE UNDERSTANDABLE INSTRUCTIONS 👍 I see my self getting straight As this time around.
I’m a 6th grader and will be having finals next week ,tomorrow is my computer test and I didn’t know anything about spreadsheets so thank you so much, I’m extremely great full.
Excel is made quite simple here. Used to avoid it a lot for the fear that it was difficult but as I was watching the video I kept asking myself what is actually difficult. Just saved the video, I will follow it up as he has said and see if I get the same results as he has.
Exactly what I needed. Thank you. I will be watching more of your videos. Well edited. Great visuals. And explained everything I needed to get started perfectly.
Left (default) justified text in a spreadsheet cell will always flow to display across the adjacent cells -- as with the title here -- provided that the cells to its right are empty. And that really means empty, not containing a space or anything. So if, eg, your heading is being trunctated by its neighbours, go to those cells and press delete to make sure there is nothing in them. Related, you can also select a number of cells and, right click, and select "Merge cells". You can then format them as one cell. :)
Great video. It's also even easier to 'double click' on the cell divider line at the top to resize your columns to exactly the desired size without having to click and drag.
Wow! I've actually bought myself a small magazine I found in our local shop for 2€ about Excel (despite only owning OpenOffice Calc) but I've never come around to read it - Guess this video-series makes the magazine obsolete! :) Keep it up, I'd love to see more - and thanks a bunch!
+Skelpolu Many thanks for this. I wondered what people would make of these spreadsheet videos. The second will post next week, and in it things get more complex. But I had to start with the basics. A third video is also recorded, but I will go back to hardware or something like that for a week or two between the second and third. Whether I do more spreadsheet videos after number 3 will depend on the views and feedback the first videos get. I spent over 20 years teaching spreadsheets, so it seemed a good idea to give a series of videos a try! :)
+ExplainingComputers Well, to be fair, I only barely knew the basics. "sum()" was literally the only thing I knew, even though the rest seems relatively logical, now that I know how it works. Looking forward to part two, this pilot-episode got me hungry for more - Keep it up, Chris. :)
I know your busy, but this is really a wonderful video and series. Anything like this you would want to do in the future would be much appreciated. Thanks again.
+Dark Defender If the spreadsheet tutorials go well, certainly I will move to other software. This video and the one for next week (where the spreadsheet stuff gets harder) are very much an experiment. Databases would be a very obvious thing to progress to, and like spreadsheets I taught them for years. But I may also go into other software -- eg imaging editing (a GIMP series, perhaps), video editing, compositing and motion graphics -- maybe even coding in HTML and CSS.
+ExplainingComputers How does a spreadsheet differ from a database? I'm talking of relational databases... typically the SQL interfaced type. Both spreadsheets and databases hold data in columns and rows. How do they differ?
+Inaflap Both spreadsheets and databases store data in tables. But databases are more powerful when it comes to manipulating data as they can perform operations that link many tables together -- most databases being "relational" -- indicating that they can link one table to another, often via the use of queries created by the user. The primary means of data entry into a database is a form -- a screen that the user creates to put in individual records (a record being the equivalent of one row in a spreadsheet). Most of the time, database data is presented in forms or reports -- not as the basic table. Whereas in a spreadsheet, pretty much all data entry and presentation is done with the table itself. I think you have convinced me that I need to do a database series! It is a fairly long time since I taught this stuff, but it is all coming back, and it could make some great videos. :) But before that we need to cover spreadsheets properly -- as they do contain some fairly powerful data manipulation facilities.
i went to university and did not get my head around spreadsheet, today i beleive teaching is a talent not everyone can teach but this gentleman has figured it all out, after 15 years of not knowing how spreadsheet works i know understood the basics of spreadsheet under 10 mins ....what a pure talent thank you.
Thanks for this. I taught spreadsheets to first year undergradautes for about 20 years, so had some practice!
He really did a good job and unlike a few of videos I have seen the visual is great.I am almost computer illiterate & I have a basic understanding of what is being implied.
I've been using spreadsheets on computers since VisiCalc came out, but I still learned something from this video. I didn't know that the newer spreadsheets had the ability to copy a formula by dragging the cell into a range! Thank you, Chris.
Am really Impressed
I was watching this 1 hour before my computer practical because I did not know anything and I literally topped in my class,I am commenting after my test
This is a great to hear! :)
Lol
Me also
Tomorrow is my practical I watch today i don't know how to make
Me to 4:02
Great teacher, a total newcomer to spreadsheets but this tutorial was reassuring and fairly easy to understand, ill probably watch it a few times to digest everything but well done the instructor.
Ahhhh, good subject! The first use of computers I can remember (back in my Basic Program Language days) was to create and use spread sheets. You can imagine how excited I was when Ami Pro came out and using Lotus 123! I think even more of a memory was creating when I made my first spread sheet in computer lab (where we were assigned time slots and usage caps). I somehow created a endless loop and walked away without signing out! I had to explain to my class instructor why I was out of time after just one assignment!? In those days, I feared I would never make it through college. I did and there is the story.
Thanks Chris for all you do!
Rich
+MrMoonpie001 What a wonderful story. :)
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@@ExplainingComputers Just found your channel as am almost computer illiterate & attending a data operations class & wanting to be able to pass my exams thought of watching a few videos & here I am.thank you,it's truly informative.I have subscribed.
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Thank you so much. My ‘teacher’ was never able to explain to me what a spreadsheet was nearly 20 years ago and I now really need that knowledge as I need to start using them. You’re a lifesaver and a great teacher. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Going through one "teacher" after the next, I've come across some horror situations, tiny unreadable spreadsheets, rattling off explanations impossible to keep up with, sudden clicks doing commands without any explanation as to how, and on it goes! After all that.... YOU"RE THE BEST! Thank you!
BEST SPREADSHEET TUTORIAL SWEET JEBUS.
Glad you think so!
This the first time of the maybe 10 times l have had spreadsheets explained to me that l understand it,that was simply and easy to comprehend ,thank you,l just subscribed!👍👍
Thanks for the sub -- welcome aboard!
Years ago, I taught CLAIT (before it moved to the "Euro IT Passport") to a specific market of Adults and got a 99%+ pass rate for my students.
Chris, I think you've knocked the spots totally off another well-known, expensive course provider for how you explain spreadsheets - both in terms of content and production quality.
Even though I know how to use the Office Suite, it's great to have a refresher. Not only do I look forward to more, but also to the image manipulation programs also.
Thanks for another episode - I wish you a fantastic week!
+Kevin H Thanks Kevin. It finally occured to me that maybe I should do some videos covering the stuff I taught for decades! :)
I just want to say thanks for your help, I been trying to figure it out for so long lol 😂 you just made my day.!!!
Thank you! Although I should know how to work with spreadsheets by now, I was too bored to start any tutorial. Now that you're making these videos I'll follow them as you upload them.
What a beautiful way to teach. first time in life I can understand each and every step. I felt that way.
Wow! I'm new to learning spreadsheets because I want a career change and I was asking my brother about spreadsheets, and he made it sound difficult. This video makes it look simple and easy to understand!
Good luck with your learning. In the next two parts of this series, things get more difficult, but also increasingly powerful -- ua-cam.com/video/Pm_raXxS8u8/v-deo.html
Thanks so much. I'm 70 yrs old and am trying to set up this for my craft work sales and expenses. Wish me luck on this spread sheet. I have been doing it the OLD way Pen and paper.
Good luck! :)
Thanks for a very simple, clear and well explained tutorial. I've been using Open Office for years and didn't know how to apply a single calculation to a whole column. I was doing it the hard way, which allowed plenty of scope for errors to creep in. Now, thanks to you, I know. Well done!
Glad it helped!
I was asked to make a spreadsheet at work and I have never opened excell. Thank you for this, they expected it to take me all day to figure it out. Took me an hour. 😂 My hero.
Sounds like an hour well spent! :)
Thank You!! well spoken and you never complained when I had to have you repeat what you said (3 times) till I got it right.
Thank you!! I appreciate your teaching style, taking time to make these training videos for us. You made learning easy!!!
Thanks for your kind feedback!
Every year at school we did spread sheets in ICT and every year I'd learn how to use them and promptly forget everything in time for next years Excel lessons. Even after leaving school the Excel cycle continues.
Just followed this on libre office on my raspberry pi 3 and it all worked perfectly.Thank you
I started learning computer and am watching your videos. Am really enjoying. Great job our professor 🤙
Thanks for watching!
THANK YOU!!!! I have an online exam early tomorrow and this saved my life.
you're like an angel
He is the best teacher in the world
This video helped me a lot THANK YOU VERY MUNCH ❤💜🖤💗💙💚💛🧡💖💕💓💝💟❣️💞❣️❤❤❤❤
Wow, thanks. :)
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Thanks soo much sir 😍. I am watching this before of 1 hour of the computer practical 😊. I got good marks. Thank 🙏💕
My God I just learned more from this video than a 8 week course I took in college.
This teacher is great but the only thing bad; he has great focus on practicals then tutorials of which all are important. But he still remain my best teacher on UA-cam
This is how you teach, my gosh. People suffer in their childhood cause some individuals cannot teach. Consequently, grow up and are not confident or know how to navigate or achieve grades and positive outcomes due to not being taught in a way that’s understandable!.
Well, you always learn something in these videos and in many cases very many things. Thank you Chris!
I am a complete newbie, but now I can do this confidently. I can apply for data entry job online with confidence.
Great to hear! :)
Just got the best explanation from you on how to work spreadsheets
THANK YOU SIR! it really helps me alot.first time user here.
Glad it helped!
I of to comment again because my I.T teacher was certainly not doing a good job at all because this is so easy but yet still it looks like magic lol I mean please teachers step up your games. THANK YOU AGAIN PEOPLE LIKE YOU WILL DEFINITELY MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE 🙌
I have been shying off the us of spreadsheet, but this lesson gave me courage to us it, it is not hard as i though. Thanks
Great video, straight to the point. I am using it to refresh what I learned in school many moons ago. Thanks for the videos!
Great to hear! :)
That was neat presentation. Simple and great. Easy for beginners and kids to understand and apply.... Thank you !
Now that made sense. There is strength in simplicity, thank you.
Thank you so much 😭😭😭😭 this is a best course 😊
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this..starting a new position at work and I’ve never done anything dealing with spreadsheets..I appreciate you
THANK YOU MY BROTHER FROM ANOTHER COUNTRY AND ANOTHER FAMILY!!!
You are most relcome. :)
Thanks so much, you made it so easy for beginner like me..
The most simple explanation I’ve ever seen!
This tutorial is really helpful. thank you very much.
Glad I found this video as I have an exam coming up soon and I forgot a lot, this is easy to understand...love it
Good luck with your exam. :)
One powerful argument in favor of the claim that spreadsheets are a superset of software is their unmatched level of versatility. Unlike most software programs limited to specific functions, spreadsheets offer a boundless canvas for data manipulation and problem-solving. They act as a universal toolkit, allowing users to tackle diverse tasks from simple calculations to complex financial modeling, statistical analysis, and even basic programming through formulas. This vast range of functionalities, adaptable to user needs and imagination, sets spreadsheets apart and potentially positions them as a more versatile "meta-software" encompassing the capabilities of multiple specialized programs.
While acknowledging limitations in technical depth and scalability, this argument highlights the unique flexibility and power of spreadsheets as versatile tools for exploring, manipulating, and making sense of data in an open-ended way.
Bard
Much better than my ICT lessons! Thank you!
As a kid I used to love scroll right on spreadsheet programs...
My lecturer is on the way I now won't let her down,,big up🙏🙏
Excellent teaching!!!!! I feel like I might actually be able to start a simple spread sheet!
Learnt so much than reading a text for 3 hours thank you.. Sir I have exams soon this waa of great help..
Good luck in your exams.
Thanks teacher for spreed sheet that is one was hard to me bt know ihave learn more thank you..
Excellent and clear video. Easy to follow, glade spreadsheets are pretty much standardized going from Microsoft Excel to any of the free download options.
This is so helpful. Such videos justify the existence of this app and the internet!!
Thanks. :)
I got a lot of knowledge sir
🇮🇳lots of thanks from india🇮🇳
Best explanation of a spreadsheet I’ve ever heard. Thank you 😊 Now I’m excited to give it a go!
Excellent! Do try the next two parts in the series too! :)
Great teaching sir this is very useful for my paper.
thank you so much now i can understand the basic easily
Glad it helped!
This is super helpful, exactly the information I needed to make my first open office spreadsheet! Thank you taking the time to make this video!!!
Great to hear! :)
Im a huge fan and watch you regularly, but I had no idea these videos existed. Im pretty terrible at excel, but hopefully soon I wont be ;)
Cheer
I made this 3-part series a few years agp, and recently it seems to have become popular. :)
This is a fantastic introduction to spreadsheets! Thank you, Chris!!
Now, onto your next video!!
Thank you so much for making this easy to understand. 💛
Glad it was helpful!
This helped me to overcome my computer studies test. Thank you
Great to hear!
Thank you so much. Not a lot of video tutorials re spreadsheets around.
This was soo educative😊...Am ready for my job tomorrow
5 years latter from nairobi love this 😍😍😍
Very nice helpful for me because tomorrow is my practical examination
Good luck in your exam!
I am thankful,I found this video,this has helped me remember,the basics thank u.
Tbh this was very challenging for me until now thank you dear sir
Thank you! Because of this video i am ready for my exam! :D
Thank you so much for this amazing video
It had helped me a lot and helped me to gain more marks. 👌👌
I am so happy I found this video my goodness I bet I'll do exceptionally well in my exams. The videos for the the actual exam with the spread sheet topic is a disaster while this is my way of learning VERY EASY AND SIMPLE UNDERSTANDABLE INSTRUCTIONS 👍 I see my self getting straight As this time around.
Thank you very much for your help stay safe out there ❤️🙏❤️❤️☺️🙏❤️🙏❤️❤️😊😊😊😊😊
Excellent video, this helped me a lot! Thank you for sharing your knowledge :)
I've been watching this video and learn about excel and work sheet and how to write using excel.
Much accessing and it's helpful as a learner..wonderful teaching..
I’m a 6th grader and will be having finals next week ,tomorrow is my computer test and I didn’t know anything about spreadsheets so thank you so much, I’m extremely great full.
Amazing and simple teaching!! Extremely helpful!🙏🔥
This video is very helpful for me🙌🏻
Glad it was helpful.
Excel is made quite simple here. Used to avoid it a lot for the fear that it was difficult but as I was watching the video I kept asking myself what is actually difficult. Just saved the video, I will follow it up as he has said and see if I get the same results as he has.
Exactly what I needed. Thank you. I will be watching more of your videos. Well edited. Great visuals. And explained everything I needed to get started perfectly.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for taking the time to explain the simple stuff to us beginners. Can I ask how you were able to let spreadsheets title read over the 3 cells?
Left (default) justified text in a spreadsheet cell will always flow to display across the adjacent cells -- as with the title here -- provided that the cells to its right are empty. And that really means empty, not containing a space or anything. So if, eg, your heading is being trunctated by its neighbours, go to those cells and press delete to make sure there is nothing in them.
Related, you can also select a number of cells and, right click, and select "Merge cells". You can then format them as one cell. :)
Thank you. I've just worked through the 3 tutorials you've uploaded and learnt so much. I've always avoided excel but nows the time to embrace it!
Great video. It's also even easier to 'double click' on the cell divider line at the top to resize your columns to exactly the desired size without having to click and drag.
+DNMedia Excellent! A handy hint :)
Damn i do this at school and forgot everything and now i will never forget
Wow! I've actually bought myself a small magazine I found in our local shop for 2€ about Excel (despite only owning OpenOffice Calc) but I've never come around to read it - Guess this video-series makes the magazine obsolete! :)
Keep it up, I'd love to see more - and thanks a bunch!
+Skelpolu Many thanks for this. I wondered what people would make of these spreadsheet videos. The second will post next week, and in it things get more complex. But I had to start with the basics. A third video is also recorded, but I will go back to hardware or something like that for a week or two between the second and third. Whether I do more spreadsheet videos after number 3 will depend on the views and feedback the first videos get. I spent over 20 years teaching spreadsheets, so it seemed a good idea to give a series of videos a try! :)
+ExplainingComputers Well, to be fair, I only barely knew the basics. "sum()" was literally the only thing I knew, even though the rest seems relatively logical, now that I know how it works. Looking forward to part two, this pilot-episode got me hungry for more - Keep it up, Chris. :)
I know your busy, but this is really a wonderful video and series. Anything like this you would want to do in the future would be much appreciated. Thanks again.
Thanks -- and noted!
Thank you very much I had fun listening and executing data as you taught! 😅🎉
Very well explained! Thank you!
Thanks man you helped me for my college IT exam
Great to hear. Good luck with the exam.
Really great introduction. Can't wait to see more.
You saved my day! Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Good job Chris. Ill see all the videos until you get to the Macros chapter.
I look forward to seeing the next part of these videos
+Yogert PC Next one next week (Sunday 10th at 2:00pm GMT). Things get more compex. :)
I knew this! I knew this! But I forgot!😂😂😂 Thank you💓
I'm here trying to see if I'll do good as a data analyst. Thanks for making this so easy to understand.
Thank u 4 explaning sir ...😊😊
I’m here in 2024 and your videos are the best in 13 mins I can understand the basics now thank you so much professor
Thanks for watching. :)
Awesome lessons I've enjoyed the teaching
Glad you enjoyed it.
Nice explanation it helps me in my school studies
Glad to hear this.
Brilliant Chris, I want to learn all this anyway, does this mean after the spreadsheet tutorials, you'll move to Databases(Access) next??
+Dark Defender If the spreadsheet tutorials go well, certainly I will move to other software. This video and the one for next week (where the spreadsheet stuff gets harder) are very much an experiment. Databases would be a very obvious thing to progress to, and like spreadsheets I taught them for years. But I may also go into other software -- eg imaging editing (a GIMP series, perhaps), video editing, compositing and motion graphics -- maybe even coding in HTML and CSS.
ExplainingComputers That's fantastic, I'll be looking forward to it all. Thank you very much. :)
+ExplainingComputers I'd love to see a HTML series
+ExplainingComputers
How does a spreadsheet differ from a database? I'm talking of relational databases... typically the SQL interfaced type. Both spreadsheets and databases hold data in columns and rows. How do they differ?
+Inaflap Both spreadsheets and databases store data in tables. But databases are more powerful when it comes to manipulating data as they can perform operations that link many tables together -- most databases being "relational" -- indicating that they can link one table to another, often via the use of queries created by the user. The primary means of data entry into a database is a form -- a screen that the user creates to put in individual records (a record being the equivalent of one row in a spreadsheet). Most of the time, database data is presented in forms or reports -- not as the basic table. Whereas in a spreadsheet, pretty much all data entry and presentation is done with the table itself.
I think you have convinced me that I need to do a database series! It is a fairly long time since I taught this stuff, but it is all coming back, and it could make some great videos. :)
But before that we need to cover spreadsheets properly -- as they do contain some fairly powerful data manipulation facilities.
Thank you, you are really good teacher🤝🤝
Thank you! 😃