This, Or That

The "If" function stands out to me the most when it comes to chapter 5. It's also one I struggled with the most. After understanding what information Excel wanted from me, it became much easier to use the function. "Logical Test" is asking the data you are looking for. After the comma, you enter what you want to happen when you find the data; You enter another comma and enter what you want to see if it doesnt find the data. I read it in my head as "If(this happens,do this, if not do that.)Be sure to add quotation marks around any text and it should work every time. Once I understood this, it made the other functions easy to understand as well.

Portraits and Landscapes

This section stood out to me most because I remember years ago struggling while formating flyers. I ended up giving up and using other programs such as Powerpoint and Microsoft Paint of all applications. This section sort of connected long lost dots that I gave up on years ago out of frustration. Being able to put 1 form in a document landscape while the others remain portrait is what stood out to me most. Doing this in the applied lab was actually fun because I can see that I'm actually bettering my Microsoft Office knowledge.