1. 2007 MICROSOFT EXCEL INTERMEDIATE
CONCEPTS
Matthew Jordan

2. CELL ADDRESSING
RELATIVE
ABSOLUTE
MIXED

3. RELATIVE ADDRESSING
A relative address in a formula will change when it is copied to another location on the worksheet.
Example =d4 + e4

4. ABSOLUTE ADDRESSING
An absolute address in a formula does not change when it is copied to another location on the worksheet. The “$” sign locks the row and column.
Example =$d$4 + $e$4

5. MIXED ADDRESSING
A mixed address in a formula allows a row or a column to change when it is copied to another location on the worksheet. The “$” sign locks the row or column.
Example =$d4 + $e4

6. MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REFERENCES
Formulas can span multiple worksheets within a workbook
An ‘!’ in a reference separates a sheet name from a cell address
Ex) =Config!A3

7. VLOOKUP Formula begins with an equal “=“ sign
VLOOKUP searches for a value in the left-most column of a table, and then returns a value in the same row from a column specified in the table.
Use Insert Function Dialog Box

8. VLOOKUP Example VLOOKUP(lookup_value,table,col_index_num,range_lookup)
lookup_value - Refers to the cell that contains the value you want to look for.
table_array - Refers to the range that contains both the data you are looking for, and the data you want to return.
col_index_num - Refers to the column number within the table array range that houses the data you want returned.
range_lookup - This value specifies whether you want VLOOKUP to find an exact match or an approximate match. If TRUE or omitted, an approximate or exact match can be returned. For this to work properly, the values in the first column of table_array must be placed in ascending sort order. If FALSE, VLOOKUP will find only an exact match.

9. LOGIC TESTING Performs an action based on the value of true or false
If tests can be nested 64 levels deep
Operators
Example =If(A5=3,”OK”,”Error”)
> =
<
>=
<>
<=

10. LOGIC CALCULATIONS
SUMIF
COUNTIF

11. SUMIF THE SUM CALCULATION IS PERFORMED BASED ON A LOGIC STATEMENT
SUMIF(range,criteria,sum_range)
EXAMPLE (=SUMIF(G4:G8,”>=30”,H4:H8)

12. COUNTIF THE COUNT CALCULATION IS PERFORMED BASED ON A LOGIC STATEMENT
COUNTIF(range,criteria)
EXAMPLE (=COUNTIF(h4:h8,”RETIRE”)

13. CONDITIONAL FORMATTING
Conditional Formatting involves formatting based on a chosen condition
Select the Home tab from the ribbon and Conditional Formatting from the Styles section
STRESSED?

14. PASTE SPECIAL
After copying data, you can use the Paste Special command (Home tab >> select paste dropdown arrow) to paste specific cell contents or attributes such as formulas, formats, or comments from the Clipboard into an Excel worksheet. 

15. PASTE SPECIAL Click this option To All
Paste all cell contents and formatting
Formulas
Paste only the formulas as entered in the formula bar
Values
Paste only the values as displayed in the cells.
Formats
Paste only cell formatting
Comments
Paste only comments attached to the cell
Validation
Paste data validation rules for the copied cells to the paste area.
All except borders
Paste all cell contents and formatting applied to the copied cells except borders.
Column widths
Paste the width of one column or range of columns to another column or range of columns.
Formulas and number formats
Paste only formulas and number formatting options from the selected cells
Values and number formats
Paste only values and number formatting options from the selected cells.

16. PASTE SPECIAL Click this option To None
Paste the contents of the copy area without a mathematical operation.
Add
Add the values in the copy area to the values in the paste area.
Subtract
Subtract the values in the copy area from the values in the paste area. .
Multiply
Multiply the values in the paste area by the values in the copy area.
Divide
Divide the values in the paste area by the values in the copy area.

17. MAIL MERGE
Use mail merge when you want to create a set of documents that are essentially the same but where each document contains unique elements.
We will work with MS Word and Excel.

20. MAIL MERGE Three Parts:
Main Document – Consists of data that is the same for all documents and Data source Merge Fields
Data Source – Unique data in each document
Finished Set of Documents – Individual letters

21. Mail Merge Steps Select Document Type Select Starting Document
Select Recipients
Write your Letter
Preview your Letters
Complete the Merge