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Basic Spreadsheet Functions Objective 4.01

Functions are predefined formulas that perform calculations by using specific values, called arguments, in a specific order. They can be used to perform simple or complex calculations. are predefined formulas that perform calculations by using specific values, called arguments, in a specific order. They can be used to perform simple or complex calculations.

Components of a Function Cell reference Cell reference Parentheses Parentheses Conditions or criteria Conditions or criteria

The Cell Reference Indicates a cell’s location and provides instructions for how cell data is copied or used in calculations

Cell References Relative reference - cell value changes as the formula is copied Absolute reference - cell value remains static when copied to other locations Mixed reference - indicates the combination of an absolute cell ($A$4 ) and a relative cell (A3)

Parentheses Control the Order of Operations

Conditions or Criteria Tell the function how to calculate the results and what data to use

Basic Functions: Sum, for example =Sum(C4:C18) adds the range of cells from C4 through C18 Sum, for example =Sum(C4:C18) adds the range of cells from C4 through C18 Average, for example =Average(C4:C18) determines the average of the range of cells from C4 through C18 Average, for example =Average(C4:C18) determines the average of the range of cells from C4 through C18

More Functions Maximum, for example =Max(C4:C18) finds the highest number in the range of cells from C4 through C18 Maximum, for example =Max(C4:C18) finds the highest number in the range of cells from C4 through C18 Minimum, for example =Min(C4:C18) finds the lowest number in the range of cells from C4 through C18 Minimum, for example =Min(C4:C18) finds the lowest number in the range of cells from C4 through C18