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Adv Excel Ch 2 Terms

Advanced Excel Chapter 2 Terms

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Values version shows the results of the formulas you have entered rather than the actual formulas
Formula version shows the actual formulas you have entered rather than the resulting values
Debugging the process of finding and correcting errors in the worksheet
CTRL ` toggles between value version and formula version
Range Finder verify the formula references
Accounting number format dollar signs or displaying numbers specific ways as negative numbers in red--Insert commas or decimal points
Fixed dollar sign is to the far left of the cell often with spaces between it and the first digit.
Order of Operation Direction The formula in Excel is calculated left to right
Min Function determining the lowest number in the range--example=MIN(D4:D12)
Conditional formatting a format such as all shading or font color that Excel automatically applies to cells if a specified condition is true
Condition is made up of two values and a relational operator (operator is a calculation symbol as + or /)
Best fit the width of the column will be increased or decreased so the widest entry will fit in the column.
Argument the values that a function uses to perform operations or calculations. The type of argument a function uses is specific to the function. Common arguments that are used within functions include numbers--what is inside the () of a function.
Average Function sums the numbers in the specified range and then divides the sum by the number of nonzero cells in the range.
Max Function that displays the highest value in a range.
Function a prewritten formula that is built into Excel.
Order of operation 1. First negation(-) 2. All percentages (%) 3. All exponentiations (^) 4. All multiplications (*) and divisions (/) 5. All additions (+) and subtractions (-)
Point mode allows you to select cells for use in a formula by using the mouse.
Smart Tags produces a list of actions you can perform on the data in that specific cell.
Floating dollar sign appears immediately to the left of the first digit with no spaces
Comma style format can be assigned to a range of cells by clicking the Comma Style button on the Ribbon--default--2 decimals.
Percent Style displays the value as a percentage rounding to the nearest percentage.
Valid Argument =Sum(A1:Z33)
Example of an argument that is a range =Sum (A1:Z22)
Valid Argument =Sum (a1,a2,m3,22) (Valid or invalid)
Valid Argument =Sum(1A,2A,3M) (valid or invalid)
Invalid Argument =Sum(B1*2,A1 (valid or invalid)
Valid Argument =Sum(B1*3,A1,22)
Worksheet Plan 1. Plan layout2. formulas & functions3. special formats-decimals, currency, negative numbers ???4. Conditional formatting5. Printout appears-orientation, fit to one page, column,row headings, header/footer, etc.6. Worksheet name relates
Initial Cost Formula Shares X Initial Price Per Share
Current Value Formula Shares X Current Price Per Share
Gain/Loss Formula Gain/loss/Initial Cost
If Function Logical Function--will display text or values if certain conditions are met
If Function Format =if(logical test, value if true, value if false)
Example of If Function A1 is a grade: =if(a1>69,"passed","failed")
Example of If Function A1 is number of cars you sold; you sell over 5 and you get a $500 bonus per car: =if(a1>5,a1*500,0)
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