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What is the formula used in the Macro 65° Function to calculate tiles?
What is the formula used in the Macro 65° Function to calculate tiles?
Which step involves navigating to the 'Office Basic' dialogue to open basic macros?
Which step involves navigating to the 'Office Basic' dialogue to open basic macros?
What is the purpose of the statement 'CalcTiles()' in the Calc sheet?
What is the purpose of the statement 'CalcTiles()' in the Calc sheet?
How is a data link established between Sheet2 and Sheet1?
How is a data link established between Sheet2 and Sheet1?
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What character is used to reference a cell in a different sheet within the same workbook?
What character is used to reference a cell in a different sheet within the same workbook?
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In which step is the 'OK' button clicked after creating a new Macro?
In which step is the 'OK' button clicked after creating a new Macro?
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Which variable in the CalcTiles function represents the Room Number?
Which variable in the CalcTiles function represents the Room Number?
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What is the purpose of the For loop in Step 4?
What is the purpose of the For loop in Step 4?
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Study Notes
Macro and Function
- Macros are used to automate tasks in a spreadsheet program.
- To create a macro, tools > macros > organize macros > basic macros.
- Functions perform calculations or manipulate data in cells.
- To use a function, type "= [function name] ([arguments])" in a cell.
- Create a function by using:
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Calctiles(a, b, c, d)
. -
Calctiles = (a + b) / (c * d)
.
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Spreadsheet Functions
- Spreadsheet programs use functions to perform calculations.
- Enter functions by typing
=
followed by the function name and its arguments within parentheses. - Several functions are available including calculating sums, averages, and other calculations.
- Create functions specific to your needs.
Spreadsheet Reference
- To link data between sheets, use data links.
- Link data cells by typing
=
followed bySheet1! Cell A1
. - To copy data from one cell into another in the same sheet, type
Sheet1!A1
.
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Test your knowledge on using macros and functions in spreadsheet programs. This quiz covers how to create macros, perform calculations with functions, and link data between sheets. A great way to solidify your understanding of spreadsheet functionality!