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Teach Yourself VISUALLY™ Microsoft® Office 2008 for Mac®
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Teach Yourself VISUALLY™ Microsoft® Office 2008 for Mac®

by Paul McFedries
June 2009
Beginner content levelBeginner
415 pages
12h 48m
English
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The Formula Builder appears.
Excel’s functions are listed here by
category.
5 Locate the function you want to
add and then double-click the
function.
1 Click in the cell in which you want
to build the formula.
2 Type =.
3 Type any operands and operators
you need before adding the
function.
4 Click the Formula Builder
button ( ).
Add a Function to a Formula
To get the benefit of an Excel function, you
need to use it within a formula. You can use a
function as the only operand in the formula, or
you can include the function as part of a larger
formula.
To make it easy to choose the function you need and to add ...
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