Using Excel for calculations GCSE Science. To perform calculations using Excel, select a box where you would like to show a calculation and start by typing.

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Using Excel for calculations GCSE Science

To perform calculations using Excel, select a box where you would like to show a calculation and start by typing = By typing =, you are asking Excel to perform a calculation, rather than just showing what you type in the box. To perform calculations using Excel, select a box where you would like to show a calculation and start by typing = By typing =, you are asking Excel to perform a calculation, rather than just showing what you type in the box.

To calculate the survival % of the copepods, you will need to divide the number of copepods that survived by the number you started with. Do this by:  After the = sign, select the box showing the number of copepods that survived  Then type the / sign, which is symbol for divide  Then select the box showing the original number of copepods  Your formula bar should read: =D8/C8  Press enter to perform the calculation To calculate the survival % of the copepods, you will need to divide the number of copepods that survived by the number you started with. Do this by:  After the = sign, select the box showing the number of copepods that survived  Then type the / sign, which is symbol for divide  Then select the box showing the original number of copepods  Your formula bar should read: =D8/C8  Press enter to perform the calculation

You can change the formatting of the figure from a decimal to a percentage by highlighting the box and clicking on the % symbol in the toolbar as shown above.

To calculate the average number of copepod figures, you can use a formula. Do this by:  Typing =average in the box where you want to perform the calculation  Then you will need to select the range that you wish to average  Open brackets by typing (  Then highlight / select the range of figures you wish to average by dragging your cursor  Once you have selected your range, close the brackets, by typing ) and press enter To calculate the average number of copepod figures, you can use a formula. Do this by:  Typing =average in the box where you want to perform the calculation  Then you will need to select the range that you wish to average  Open brackets by typing (  Then highlight / select the range of figures you wish to average by dragging your cursor  Once you have selected your range, close the brackets, by typing ) and press enter

You can apply a formula to multiple boxes, by selecting the bottom right hand corner of the box containing your formula. A black + will show. Then drag down to apply the formula to all relevant boxes. +