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    MIS 105 Excel Functions and Tutorials

    Quick Addition

    =SUM ( Number1, Number2, ... Number255 )

    Up to 255 numbers can be added

    Quick Multiplication

    =PRODUCT( Number1, Number2, ... Number255 )

    Average

    =average(Number1,Number2)

    Minimum

    =min(Number1,Number2)

    Maximum

    =max(Number1,Number2..)

    Count

    =count(Number1,Number2.)

    Median

    =median(Number1,Number2.)

    Remember that it is always better to type the number in a cell and then refer to the cell

    number in your formula.

    Remember you can also use these functions by selecting a range rather than a single

    number/cell

    Remember it is always better to select the cell range with your mouse(eg A2:C5) rather

    than typing them in.

    Round

    = ROUND ( Number, Num_digits )

    Number - the value to be rounded. This argument can contain the actual data for rounding or it

    can be a cell reference to the location of the data in the worksheet.

    Num_digits - the number of decimal places to reduce the above number to.

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    Concatenate

    =Concatenate( text1, text2, ... text_n )

    =Left(Text, Number of Characters)

    =Right(Text, Number of Characters)

    Number of Characters: Number of characters you want to fetch from the left or right

    Using Concatenate and Left for Initials

    =CONCATENATE(Left(E1,1), Left(F1,1))

    Logical Operations

    >Greater than

    =Greater than or equal to

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    value_if_false - the value that is displayed if logical_test is false.

    Example: = IF ( D1 < 26 , 100 , 200 ) meaning if D1 is less than 26 show value 100 if it is not less than 26

    then show value 200.

    Nested IF Statement Example:

    = IF ( E6

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    Drawing Charts

    Select the Data Range you would like to draw a chart on (including labels)

    You should normally use text only or a combination of text and number (eg.2011 Sales) for

    labels

    If you are using numbers, make sure that you first convert the cells into text, enter the numbers,

    click on the yellow exclamation point and select ignore this error. Otherwise Excel will recognize

    the number label as numerical data.

    Go to Insert and under CHARTS select your desired chart type

    Remember Line, bar and Column charts should be used to report several series of data, whereas

    pie charts should only be used for reporting a single series.

    Learn the different customization options to tailor the chart according to your need. To do that

    double- click the border of the chart and click on the different chart layouts in the ribbon.

    Remember that you should not try to combine two charts, select the data range twice and draw

    them separately.