Questions and Answers
Which of the following choices could be used in creating a named cell range?
All formulas begin with the ____________ sign.
=
Which operation in the formula =B5/(C6+C7)*2 will be processed first?
Addition
In an Excel formula such as =E7+E8, the plus sign for addition is called a(n) _____.
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Which of the following functions could be used in finding the largest value from cells C2 through C25?
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This function adds all the numbers given in a range of cells.
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The mathematical rule that Excel follows to perform calculations in a formula in the proper order is called the:
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Which symbol represents the amperand sign and is used to concatenate two or more values or cell contents?
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Which Excel ribbon tab contains the Function Library command group?
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Which of the following is a logical operator and not a comparison operator?
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Which of the following formulas is written in the correct syntax?
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To make a cell reference absolute, ____________ are inserted into the cell reference.
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What will be the value of cell E5 if it contains the formula =IF(D5?
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Study Notes
Named Cell Ranges
- A named cell range can be created using a descriptive name, for example, "MonthlyExpenses".
Formulas in Excel
- All Excel formulas commence with an equal sign (=).
- The formula =B5/(C6+C7)*2 will process addition within the parentheses first due to the order of operations.
- In the formula =E7+E8, the plus sign is referred to as a function operator.
Functions in Excel
- To find the largest value among cells C2 to C25, utilize the function =MAX(C2:C25).
- The SUM function is used to add all numbers in a specified range of cells.
Order of Operations
- The order of operations governs how Excel calculates formulas, ensuring correct processing sequence.
Concatenation in Excel
- The amperand sign (&) is used to concatenate two or more values or cell contents in Excel.
Excel Ribbon and Functions
- The Function Library command group can be found under the Formulas tab in the Excel ribbon.
Logical and Comparison Operators
- "Not" is classified as a logical operator rather than a comparison operator in Excel.
Formula Syntax
- The correct syntax for a formula is illustrated by =SUM(A1:D1).
Absolute Cell References
- To transform a cell reference into an absolute reference, insert dollar signs ($) into the reference.
Conditional Statements
- An example of a conditional formula is =IF(D5=17, value_if_true, value_if_false), which evaluates the condition based on cell D5's value.
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