Transcription of Formulas & Functions in Microsoft Excel
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Formulas & Functions in Microsoft Excel Theresa A Scott, MS. Biostatistician III. Department of Biostatistics Vanderbilt University Table of Contents 1 Introduction 1. Using Excel for Analysis .. 1. 2 Formulas and Functions 2. Entering Formulas .. 2. Entering Functions .. 4. Reference Operators .. 4. Autosum .. 5. Function Wizard .. 5. A Function instead of a Formula .. 6. 3 Copying Formulas / Functions and Cell References 7. Relative Cell References .. 7. Absolute Cell References .. 8. Mixed Cell References .. 9. 4 Other Topics to Consider 10. Order of Operations .. 10. Using Named Ranges Formulas and Functions .. 10. Linking Worksheets .. 11. i Preface All of the lecture notes and supplementary sample data files are located at edu/TheresaScott under Current Teaching Material.
Section 2 Formulas and Functions As mentioned, the ability to perform calculations is one of the purposes of using a spreadsheet application. Some examples of the types of calculations that can be done are:
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