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Spreadsheets

Spreadsheets. A How To!. Identifying Labels and Values. labels. values. Identifying Formulas and Functions. formula. The result of the formula. function. The result of the function. Formula or Function?. =C2+D2+E2 =AVERAGE(C2:M2) =E2/B2 =IF(3A>2A, ‘True’, ‘False’) =SUM(E4:G4)

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Spreadsheets

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  1. Spreadsheets A How To!

  2. Identifying Labels and Values labels values

  3. Identifying Formulas and Functions formula The result of the formula function The result of the function

  4. Formula or Function? • =C2+D2+E2 • =AVERAGE(C2:M2) • =E2/B2 • =IF(3A>2A, ‘True’, ‘False’) • =SUM(E4:G4) • =(A2+B2+C2)/3

  5. Identifying Parts of a Spreadsheet Formula mathematical operators =B2+C2+D2 equal sign—first part of any spreadsheet formula cell reference/address—made up of the column heading and the row number

  6. Identifying Parts of a Spreadsheet Function =SUM(B2:B6) name of function range equal sign

  7. What is the active cell?

  8. Simple Calculations - Formula

  9. Simple Calculations - Formula

  10. Simple Calculations - Formula

  11. Simple Calculations - Formula

  12. Simple Calculations - Formula

  13. Simple Calculations - Formula

  14. Simple Calculations - Formula

  15. Simple Calculations - Formula

  16. Simple Calculations – Format Number

  17. Simple Calculations – Format Number

  18. Simple Calculations - Function

  19. Simple Calculations - Function

  20. Simple Calculations - Function

  21. Simple Calculations - Function

  22. Simple Calculations - Function

  23. Simple Calculations - Function

  24. Simple Calculations - Function

  25. How do you calculate this?

  26. How do you calculate this?

  27. Drag and Drop

  28. Drag and Drop

  29. Drag and Drop

  30. Relative and Absolute Referencing • Relative • cells that change when they are copied into other cells • Absolute • cells that do not change regardless of where it is copied

  31. Absolute Cell Reference – F4

  32. Drag and Drop

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