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Last Week:Excel 101 with Prof. Bliley:
Workbooks, worksheets, rows, columnsCells: Text, Value, FormulasFormulas, Ranges
OK? Survive Alive? Questions?
Excel MyITLab is available, get on it!!
Looking ahead:This week Chapter 211/2, Next week Chapter 311/9, Two weeks out Excel Exam
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Word Exam
Most common mistakes:Date in footer not set to auto-update to system dateFooters hand made, or otherwise creatively insertedTable style not chosen / incorrectNot justified alignment
Grades Breakdown:100% 498% 5 21 A’s95% 1289% 4 8 B’s85% 280% 275 2 3 C’s70% 1 7 F’s (no shows)
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Formulas and Functions
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Excel 2007: Chapter 2
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Class Objectives
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FormulasAbsolute, Relative, and Mixed Cell
References
Introduction to functionsFinding functionsCommon FunctionsStatistical Functions
FormulasFormulas in Excel
They always start with an equal sign (=)Example:
Almost always contain some mathematical operators:
- + / * ^Order of operations is important! Should be the same as you recall from Math classes for the most part. Brackets, Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction (BEDMAS).
Simple Example
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In Class Lab
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What we’ll learn:How to create formulasHow to copy formulasWhat relative, absolute, and mixed cell
references are
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Questions on Lab?
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You should know:What a formula isWhat the fill handle is, what it looks likeThe difference between relative, absolute,
and mixed references
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The Fill Handle
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When used it will copy the values/functions/formulas from one cell to another
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Cell References
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Relative – will change relative to where it’s copied/pastedA1
Absolute – will not change when copied/pasted around$A$1
MixedA$1 $A1
The “$” (dollar sign) indicates to Excel that you’d like that portion of your cell reference to remain ABSOLUTE
Introduction to FunctionsWhat we’ll learn:
What is a function?Methods of creating functionsHow to Find FunctionsIntro to Basic Statistical Functions
What is a function?“A pre-constructed formula that makes
difficult computations less complicated”
Functions take values as input, performs an operation, and outputs a value.
Most used function?SUM: Adds up all numeric entries within a range of
cells and displays the results.
=A1+A2+A3+A4+A5 =SUM(A1:A5)
Finding FunctionsGuess how many functions are available?Categories of Functions Available:
There is a way to search for functions, I will show you how in our lab!
Cube Database Date and Time
Engineering
Financial Informational Logical Lookup /
Reference
Math and Trig Statistical Text
Basic FunctionsAVERAGEMINMAXCOUNTCOUNTAMEDIANNOWTODAY
Lightening Review
=SUM(B2:B4)
=COUNT(B1:B4)
=AVERAGE(B2:B4)
=MAX(D2:D4)
5+4+1=10COUNT(Cats,5,4,1) = 3
(5+4+1)/3 = 3.3
MAX(6,50,0) = 50
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In Class Lab
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What we’ll learn:Methods of creating functions
Hand typedPoint-to-CreateAuto-sumFill Handle
How to find functionsIntro into statistical functions
Questions on Functions?You should know:
What a function is, how it’s different than a formula.
How to find and use Excel’s built in functions.Understand how the AutoSum and Insert
Formula tools work.
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Using AutoSum ()
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Automates the SUM functionClick the cell where you want the resultClick AutoSum buttonSelect the range of cells you want to sumPress Enter to complete
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Basic Statistical Functions
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Perform a variety of calculations to aide in decision making processAVERAGE calculates the average of a range
of numbersMIN calculates the minimum value in a rangeMAX calculates the maximum value in a
rangeCOUNT counts the number of values within a
rangeMEDIAN finds the midpoint value in a range
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Date Functions
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TODAY function places the current date in the selected cellUpdates when file is opened again
NOW function displays current date and time, side by side
Usage:=TODAY()=NOW()
Introduction Logical FunctionsA Special Breed of Functions…Return an answer when a particular condition is
true.One of the most common, and easiest to
understand is the “IF” function.Format:
IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)
“If true output ‘value_if_true’, if false output ‘value_if_false’”
IF FunctionFormat:
=IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)
Example:=IF(B2=5,“5 Cats!”,“Not 5 Cats!”)
IF Function=IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)
Notes:value_if_true and value_if_false can contain
text, a value, a formula, or a nested function.if you are comparing for text be sure to
enclose it in quotes (“”)
Comparison OperatorsIn order to use the IF statement we need to
make a comparison.
Comparison Operators available in Excel:= Equal<> Not Equal< Less Than> Greater Than<= Less Than OR Equal To>= Greater Than or Equal To
Lightening Review
=IF(B1=“Cats”,25,10)
=IF(C4<>2,”Yes”,”No”)
=IF(A4=“Family 2”,2,0)
=IF(MAX(D2:D4)>=30,”Abuse?”,”Safe!”)
25No
0
Abuse?
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VLOOKUP
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Allows for lookup within a vertical table of information
Well suited for large tables of data, such as tax tables
Has three arguments:a lookup value stored in a cella range of cells containing a lookup tablethe number of the column within the lookup
table that contains the value to return
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VLOOKUP Example
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VLOOKUP Example
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Financial Functions
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Used for decisions involving payments, investments, interest rates, etc.
Common functions:PMT – used to calculate loan paymentsFV – used to calculate the “future value” of an
investment
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PMT Function
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Used to calculate loan paymentsHas three arguments:
the interest rate per periodthe number of periodsthe amount of the loan
Computes the associated payment on a loan
=PMT(periodic rate, number of pay periods, amount of loan)
=PMT(.09/12, 36, -14999)
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FV Function
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Used to determine the future value of an amount, such as an investment
Has three arguments:The interest rate (also called the rate of return)The number of periods (how long you will pay into
the investment)The periodic investment (how much you will
invest per year)
=FV(periodic rate, number of pay periods, investiment)
=FV(.10,36,-2000)
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