Ms excel formula
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This document discusses how to create formulas in Microsoft Excel. It explains that a formula is an equation that performs calculations on values in a worksheet. The parts of a formula include the equal sign, functions, cell references, operators, constants, values, and parentheses. It describes each part and their purpose. The order of operations for formulas is also covered, noting that Excel evaluates exponents first, then multiplication/division from left to right, and finally addition/subtraction.
Ms excel formula
- 1. CREATING A FORMULA MS EXCEL Prepared by: Mr. Jesus F. Obenita Jr. Teacher Benjamin B. Esguerra MNHS
- 2. FORMULA- the equation that perform calculation on values on your worksheet.
- 3. The Parts of the Excel Formula =Sum(A1:B4)*3 Equal Sign Function Cell References Operator Constant Value Parenthesis
- 4. Equal Sign- a sign that tells Excel that the succeeding characters constitute a formula. Back to previous
- 5. Function- a pre- written formula that takes a value/s. perform an operations and return a value/s. Back to previous
- 6. Cell reference: the address of a cell based on the relative position of the cell that contains formula. Back to previous
- 7. Operator-A sign or symbol that specifies the type of calculation to perform with an expression. Back to previous
- 8. Constant Value- a value is not calculated and therefore does not changes. Back to previous
- 9. ORDER OF EVALUATION 1. Exponentiation 2. Multiplication 3. Addition and Subtraction If a formula contains both a multiplication and division operator, excel evaluates the operators from left to right. =28-3*8 Excel multiplies 3 by 8 then result is subtracted from 28. =(28-3)*3 To change the order of evaluation use a parenthesis. Back to previous