5. Spreadsheet Formulas And Functions Flashcards

0
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What are some common error codes encountered with formulas?

A
  1. # DIV/0!
  2. # NAME!
  3. # NULL!
  4. # NUM!
  5. # REF!
  6. # VALUE!
  7. # NA!
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What does a formula start with?

A

An “=” sign

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2
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What does the error code #DIV/0 mean?

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Trying to divide a cell by zero or the cell is empty

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3
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What does #NAME! Mean?

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Does not recognize text in formula

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What does #NULL! Mean?

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When a space is used instead of a comma to separate arguments

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5
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What does #NUM! Mean?

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When number result is too large or too small

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6
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What is #REF!?

A

Invalid cell reference

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7
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What’s #VALUE!?

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When the wrong argument or operator is used

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8
Q

How is a value added from another sheet?

A

A1+Sheet1!A1

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9
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How are values and text combined?

A

By using “&”

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10
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What is a relative reference?

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When a formula is copied across a range, the row and column reference will be adaptable

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11
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What is an absolute reference?

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Where copying a formula it won’t change

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12
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How is an absolute revenue made?

A

$ before row or column

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13
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What is an argument?

A

The information needed by function

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14
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What are the reference operators for functions?

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  1. Colon: used to select cells in between

2. Comma: used to select specified cells

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15
Q

Round function?

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=ROUND(cell,number of digits)

Used to round of a number to certain number of digits

16
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What is the financial function?

A

=

  1. Rate
  2. Nper
  3. Pmt
  4. PV
  5. FV
  6. Type 1 if payment at begin, type 2 if payment at end
17
Q

What is the logical function?

A

=IF(test,if true,if false)

18
Q

Function to return certain characters?

A

Left right and mid

19
Q

What is the formula used in order to return specific characters?

A
The 
1. LEFT
2. MID
3. RIGHT
Formulas
20
Q

How does the LEFT formula work?

A

=LEFT(cell,number of characters)

Will return the characters specified

21
Q

How does the MID formula work?

A

=MID(cell,cell start,number of characters)

22
Q

How does the right formula work?

A

=RIGHT(cell,number of characters)

Will start from the right side of sheet and return characters

23
Q

What are the look up functions for?

A

To find certain values within a specified range

24
Q

What is the formula for vertical lookup?

A

=VLOOKUP(lookup value,table array,column index number,range lookup)

25
Q

What are the different variables of the vertical lookup function?

A
  1. Look up value: the value needed to find
  2. Table array: the specified range to look in
  3. Column dances number: the column that the value must be returned to
  4. Range lookup: this is a choice wether the value looking for must be exact or approximate
26
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What are the different options for “range lookup” for the vertical lookup function?

A

TRUE: approximate or exact
FALSE: only exact

27
Q

What is the order the financial function must be input?

A
  1. RATE: interest rate
  2. NPER:
  3. PMT
  4. PV
  5. FV
  6. type: either 1 or 2
28
Q

If you want to make an absolute reference for the column, where would you out the symbol?

A

The “$” symbol would be put before the column

E.g. $B6