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1 Aniko Balogh CEU Computer & Statistics Center balogha@ceu.edu
Day 4: Functions Aniko Balogh CEU Computer & Statistics Center

2 Conditional Formatting
Colour Scales - More Rules Clear Rules – From entire sheet Format only cells that contain… Less than 50 Format button. Fill tab and choose a colour.

3 Functions A formula is an expression which calculates the value of a cell.  Functions are predefined formulas and are already available in Excel. Most often used functions: SUM AVERAGE COUNT MAX, MIN

4 Entering a Function 1. Next to the formula bar, you'll see an FX button. This is the Formula Wizard: When you click the FX button, you'll see the Insert Function dialogue box appear:

5 Entering a Function 2. The second way to enter a Function in Excel is through the panels on the Ribbon. Click inside cell B9 on your spreadsheet. This is where we'll place the Average for the cells A1 to A8. Click the Formulas menu at the top of Excel Locate the Function Library panel. As you can see, in Excel functions are split into categories. The Average function is in a few places. The easiest way to use Average is with AutoSum. Click the down arrow on AutoSum to see the following:

6 AVERAGE When you click the FX button, you'll see the Insert Function dialogue box appear:

7 MAX, MIN Returns the maximum and minimum number from an array/table

8 Calculate percentage Open Practice 3.xlsx
Percentage: =B2/C2 Percent change: =(I2-H2)/I2 Format cell – Percentage Replace a formula vith its value Copy Paste Values

9 The PMT financial function
Monthly payment amounts on a loan, or how much per month a mortgage will cost you The interest rate given to us by the bank is 8% per year. For the PMT( ) function, we need to divide this figure by 12 (the number of months in a year): = 8%/12 Number of payments for five years: = 12 * 5 Present value: =B1 Monthly Payment: PMT Total Paid Back: =D4*B4

10 Sources Free Computer Tutorials: Microsoft Official Page: Excel Easy#1 Excel tutorial on the net


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