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MICROSOFT EXCEL Intermediate Level

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MICROSOFT EXCEL

Intermediate Level

Today’s Agenda

Intro Formulas Graphs More Information & Practice Q & A

Introduction to Excel

Spreadsheets are often used to: Perform basic mathematical operations Find values such as profit or loss Find the average, maximum, or minimum

values in a specified range Graph or chart data to assist users in

identifying data trends Sort and filter data to find specific

information

Formulas

Formulas are the real workhorses of an Excel worksheet

If you set up a formula properly, it computes the answer when you enter it into a cell From then on, it keeps itself up to date,

recalculating the results whenever you change any of the values that the formula uses

All formulas begin with the = sign

Formulas

Addition Select the cell you would like this

information to be in. Type =, then select or type the first cell, followed by the + symbol, and then type or select the next cell you want to add. Press Enter i.e. =A2+B2

Formulas

Adding If you are adding consecutive numbers in a

column or row, you can use the SUM formula. Type =SUM, and then the range you would like to add in parenthesis (you can type or select the range with your mouse). i.e. =SUM(C2:C4)

Formulas

Subtraction Select the cell you would like this

information to be in. Type =, then select or type the first cell, followed by the – symbol, and then type or select the next cell. Press Enter i.e. =A2-B2

Formulas

Multiplication Select the cell you would like this

information to be in. Type =, then select or type the first cell, followed by the * symbol, and then type or select the next cell. Press Enter i.e. =A2*B2

Formulas

Division Select the cell you would like this

information to be in. Type =, then select or type the first cell, followed by the / symbol, and then type or select the next cell. Press Enter i.e. =A2/B2

Graphs

Charts and graphs are a great way of representing your data

Excel offers almost every chart type and makes it easier to draw them so that your data can quickly be understood

Examples (Link will not work outside of presentation)

More Information and Practice Microsoft Office

Overview Tutorial & Practice Valencia Edge (Atlas)

Self-Paced Tutorial Instructor Led Courses

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Q & A

Any Questions?

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