Chapter 3 : 3.3 MS Excel 3 TA. Alhanof Alolyan The source: New perspective Microsoft® Office 2013 Ann Shaffer Patrick Carey Kathleen T. Finnegan Katherine T. Pinard Roy Ageloff Lisa Ruffolo Robin M. Romer Joseph J. Adamski June Jamrich Parsons Dan Oja Chapter 3 : 3.3 MS Excel 3 TA. Alhanof Alolyan

Outline Use the AutoFill tool to enter data to complete a series. How to entering functions. Entering Functions with the Quick Analysis Tool. Display the current date with the TODAY function. Use the COUNT and COUNTA functions. Use an IF function to return a value based on a condition. Outline TA. Alhanof Alolyan

AutoFill tool + Use AutoFill tool to copy the formulas and formatting for different results. TA. Alhanof Alolyan

How to entering functions? There’s many ways to insert a function: Type function directly in cells. Open Insert Function dialog box to search for a particular function Insert the main function from this menu: Select a function from a func5on category in the Function Library How to entering functions? TA. Alhanof Alolyan

Entering Functions with the Quick Analysis Tool. The Quick Analysis tool can generate columns and rows of summary statistics that can be used for analyzing data. Entering Functions with the Quick Analysis Tool. TA. Alhanof Alolyan

You can use the TODAY function to display the current date in a worksheet. TA. Alhanof Alolyan

Use the COUNT and COUNTA functions. The COUNT function tallies how many cells in a range contain numbers or dates (because they are stored as numeric values). The COUNT function does not count blank cells or cells that contain text. The COUNTA function tallies how many cells in a range contain numbers or dates or text. The COUNTA function does not count blank cells Use the COUNT and COUNTA functions. TA. Alhanof Alolyan

Returns one value if a statement is true and returns a different value if that statement is false Using the IF Function TA. Alhanof Alolyan