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Office 2013 Simplified
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Office 2013 Simplified

by Elaine Marmel
April 2013
Beginner content levelBeginner
408 pages
11h 42m
English
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Chapter 11: Working with Formulas and Functions

Understanding Formulas

You can use formulas, which you build using mathematical operators, values, and cell references, to perform all kinds of calculations on your Excel data. For example, you can add the contents of a column of monthly sales totals to determine the cumulative sales total.

If you are new to writing formulas, this section explains the basics of building your own formulas in Excel. You learn about the correct way to structure formulas in Excel, how to reference cell data in your formulas, which mathematical operators are available for your use, and more.

Formula Structure

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