Locate, Select, and Insert Supporting Information

When working with Microsoft Excel, it is often necessary to locate, select, and insert supporting information to supplement your data and content. Here are some tips for doing this effectively:

Locate Supporting Information: Before you can insert supporting information, you need to locate it. Excel allows you to easily open and access other files or documents by clicking on the “File” tab and selecting “Open”. Alternatively, you can use the “Search” function to locate specific files or information within your computer or network.

Select Supporting Information: Once you have located the supporting information you need, you can select it by clicking on the file or document. You can also highlight specific text or data within a document by clicking and dragging your mouse over it. To select a range of cells or data within Excel, click on the first cell or data point, hold down the shift key, and click on the last cell or data point.

Insert Supporting Information: With your supporting information selected, you can now insert it into your Excel spreadsheet. To do this, you can either copy and paste the information into the appropriate cells or data points, or you can use Excel’s “Insert” function to import the information. To import data, click on the “Insert” tab and select the type of data you want to insert, such as a chart or table. Follow the prompts to customize the data as needed.

Link Supporting Information: Another way to insert supporting information is to create a link to it within your Excel spreadsheet. To do this, select the cell or data point where you want the link to appear, then click on the “Insert” tab and select “Hyperlink”. From there, you can enter the URL or file path for the supporting information and customize the link text as needed.