Formulas Flashcards

1
Q

To type first when creating a formula

A

=

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2
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Reference to the data in its relative position when executing a formula (ex. multiply the data two cells on the left to 1 cell to the left)

A

Relative cell reference

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3
Q

Where to extend or work on a formula?

A

Formula bar

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4
Q

What symbol is used for Absolute cell reference? Where to place it? This forces Excel to refer to that cell whenever the formula is copied or used.

A

$, in front of the column letter and/or in front of the row number (ex. $H$1)

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5
Q

True or False. Cell references can be partially relative and partially absolute.

A

True.

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6
Q

Where to change or see the name of a cell or range?

A

Name box > Drop down

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7
Q

True or False. You can use the name of the range to extend your formula.

A

True.

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