Basic Formulas in Excel 2010 for Windows

Excel 2010 (Windows)    |    Beginner
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The Function Library in Excel contains a large number of ready-to-use formulas. Discover how to work with both basic formulas and conditional formulas to extract the values you need.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Inserting a formula using the function library
    Performing simple calculations
    Using automated formulas in a table
    Creating automated cumulative totals
    Inserting subtotals
    Counting cells in a range
  • Ranking a value
    Round numbers in excel 2010
    Use replacement formulas in excel 2010
    Convert number types in excel 2010
    Factorize the results of a division in excel 2010
    Use formulas to generate random values in excel 2010

IN THIS COURSE

  • 5m 39s
    Excel 2010's Function Library can help you to locate and insert the formula you need. These formulas are grouped according to category. If you are unable to find the formula you want, you can also launch a search query. Once you have selected the formula you wish to use, Excel 2010 can guide you through the arguments that you need to specify. FREE ACCESS
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    The cells in your Excel 2010 worksheet can be thought of as little calculator spaces. You can these individual cells to perform simple and complex calculations. Once you have inserted a calculation, any data updates that you make will, by default, be included in any dependent calculations. FREE ACCESS
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    3.  Using automated formulas in a table in Excel 2010 for Windows
    3m 51s
    If you are going to be applying your formulas to a large number of data entries in your worksheet, it is important to know how to use the Fill Down function. When a formula is copied and pasted into a new cell in Excel 2010, it will - by default - be automatically adjusted to fit its new location. You can however change the way in which these adjustments are applied. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Creating automated cumulative totals in Excel 2010 for Windows
    2m 48s
    If you have organized your data entries into chronological order, a cumulative total can very quickly be created. In Excel 2010, you can create the calculation once and then apply it automatically to the rest of your data entries, thereby saving yourself a lot of time and effort. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  Inserting subtotals in Excel 2010 for Windows
    4m 1s
    When your Excel 2010 data table has become rather long, adding subtotals for individual subgroups within that table can be very useful. You can use these subtotals to perform various different calculations, all of which can be activated and deactivated at the touch of a button. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Counting cells in a range in Excel 2010 for Windows
    4m 50s
    The COUNTA formula is used in Excel 2010 to count up the number of cells that contain values. The COUNTIF formula can be used to perform a count of certain values that meet your conditions. You can even use the SUMPRODUCT and COUNTIF formulas together to perform complex but exceedingly useful calculations. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  Ranking a value in Excel 2010 for Windows
    5m 25s
    Excel 2010's RANK function is extremely useful if you want to find out where a particular value places in a list of data entries. You can also visualize the smallest and largest values in a list by using the SMALL and LARGE formulas. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Rounding a number in Excel 2010 for Windows
    6m 6s
    In Excel 2010, there are many different formulas that you can use to round up or down your data values. Which one you choose will depend on how you want to perform the calculation. You can, for example, round a value up to the nearest multiple, round it down to the nearest fraction, and even truncate a value. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Using replacement formulas in Excel 2010 for Windows
    3m 17s
    If you have inserted text data into your spreadsheet and you need to make some changes, you may find that you can perform these modifications with the help of some Excel 2010's formulas, SUBSTITUTE, TRIM and REPLACE. FREE ACCESS
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    10.  Converting number types in Excel 2010 for Windows
    2m 43s
    We generally use a base-10 number system in everyday life. You will occasionally find it useful to work in binary and hexadecimal. In Excel 2010, you can quickly convert a number that you have inserted into and out of a variety of different number formats, including binary, decimal and hexadecimal. FREE ACCESS
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    11.  Factorizing the results of a division in Excel 2010 for Windows
    2m 11s
    If you want to perform a division in Excel 2010, and you want to obtain a whole number answer, you are going to need to use the QUOTIENT formula. You can also visualize the remainder of the equation by using the MOD formula. FREE ACCESS
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    12.  Generating random values in Excel 2010 for Windows
    5m 33s
    Creating randomized numbers if often very useful if you need a randomly-generated code, are holding a lottery, or are drawing lots. In Excel 2010, there are lots of formulas and calculations that you can use to generate your random numbers. FREE ACCESS

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