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Excel Lesson 4 Review

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OperandNumber or cell references used in a formula
Order of evaluation (operations)Parantheses, Exponent, Multiplication/Division, and Addition/Subraction
Operations inside parthenesesOccur berfoe outside operations
Movement of absolute cell referencesChanges when the formula is copied or moved
Manual calculationsF9
Operator with highest priorityExponents
Highest operator in the formula =sum(c1+b2)-(C6+C7)Parantheses
Cell reference that adjusts to its new location when copied or movedRelative
Formula example of mixed cell reference$N2+l$5
Example of an absolute cell reference$b$5*$b$6
Display the formula viewCtrl+~
Adds A3 and A4=A3+A4
Subtracts A4 from A3=A3-A4
Multiplies A3 times 27=A3*27
Divides the value in A3 by 27=A3/27
Raises the value in A3 to the 27th power=A3^27
Divides the value in A3 by 27 and then adds the value in A4=A3/27+A4
Divides the value in A3 by the results of 27 plus the value in A4=A3/(27+A4)
Multiplies the value in A3 times 27 and then divides the product by the value in A4=(A3*27)/A4
Divides 27 by the value in A4, and then multiplies the result by the value in A3-A3*(27/A4)
Raises the value in A3 to the 27th power, and then divides the results by the value in A4=A3^27/A4


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