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Deborah has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Formulas

Is there any quick and easy way to have the basic, everyday formulas supplied?

Edited on Thu 6 Mar 2008, 09:54

RE: formulas

Hi Deborah

Firstly thankyou for attending the course on Tuesday, and i hope you enjoyed it

The answer to your question is there are basic formulas that are used as you may remember from Tuesday at the start of the day, we went through a refresher on formulas

he is a list of the bacis ones you may need

=sum(b3:b20) means add from b3 to b20
=average(b4,b7,d10,f5) find the average of the cells
=max(b4:d10) return the highest number from a range
=count(a3:h20) will count how many cells there are

you could also use the autosum button from the standard toolbar

that looks like this an M on its side

Hope this helps you

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Multiple Lines of Text in a Cell

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