IS-171 Computing With Spreadsheets Gaining proficiency

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IS-171

Computing With

Spreadsheets

Gaining proficiency

Week 2

Gaining Proficiency

 Finished Budget example

 Isolating assumptions

 Cell addressing

 Formatting

 Operator precedence

 Web Integration

 Date Arithmetic

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Finished Budget Example

 Add a row

 Different formulas to compute totals

 Isolate assumptions

 Relative vs. Absolute addressing

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Isolating Assumptions

 Isolate means putting the value in a clearly marked cell

 Makes it explicit to spreadsheet reader

 Only have to change it in one place

 Isolate any value which is not immediately obvious when looking at the spreadsheet

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Cell Addressing

 Relative – so many cells over and down/up

 Absolute – that particular cell

 Mixed – so many columns over but that particular row, or so many rows over, but that particular column

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Copy and Move

 Copy updates references according to new location

 Move (cut and paste) updates references only if needed.

 Watch out for moves since they can affect so many cell formulas.

 Fill Handle

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Formatting

 Column/Row width

 Format Cells

 Selecting Cells (shift vs. control)

 Format painter (paintbrush icon)

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Operator Precedence

 What is the value of the following expressions?

1+2-3 (1+2)-3 1+(2-3)

1+2*3

-1 + 2

(1+2)*3

-(1 + 2)

1+(2*3)

1+2^3 (1+2)^3 1+(2^3)

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Highest

Lowest

: ,

-

%

^

* /

+ –

Operator Precedence

(memorize)

Colon, comma, and space

Negation

Percent

Exponentiation

Multiplication and division

Addition and subtraction

&

= < > <= >= <>

String concatenation

Comparison operators

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Web Integration

 Hyperlinks

 Save as Web Page

 Round-trip HTML

 Directory of Support Files

 Web Queries

 Import

 Refresh

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Date Arithmetic

 =Today()

 Number of days

 Years = days / 365.24

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