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Problem Solving With Excel Day 01 Excel Basics and Navigation

The document provides an overview and exercises for a basic Excel navigation and formulas course. It covers topics like the order of operations, evaluating formulas, using average formulas, and tracing cell dependencies.

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Problem Solving With Excel Day 01 Excel Basics and Navigation

The document provides an overview and exercises for a basic Excel navigation and formulas course. It covers topics like the order of operations, evaluating formulas, using average formulas, and tracing cell dependencies.

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Problem Solving with Excel

Day 01
Excel Basics and Navigation
Problem Solving with Excel
Day 01
Excel Basics and Navigation
Summary

Section Description
Excel Basics and Navigation Exercises around Basic Excel Navigation
Contained in Workbook Name of External File
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Problem Solving with Excel
Day 01
Excel Basics and Navigation
Section 1 - Instruction

Problem 1 - Instructor Lead

Type in the formula below, and notice how the


formula follows the PEMDAS order of
operations :Parentheses, Exponents,
Multiplication and Division, and Addition and
Subtraction
=((5+(2*4)-3)/2)^2

Type in the Formula in the Cell Below:


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Problem 2 - Instructor Lead

Click through the "Evaluate Formula" sequence


in cell B21 to see the feature in action

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Problem 3 - Instructor Lead


Begin typing =AVERAGE to show how Excel
gives hints on formula logic

Problem 4 - Instructor Lead

Highlight cell B35 and click "Trace Dependents"


Highlight cell C35 and click "Trace Precedents"

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