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Microsoft Excel (from TinyCards)

Custom made for use with a computer class; teaches the use of functions and more in Microsoft Excel (This deck used to be on an amazing spaced-learning service called Tinycards.) (20 people favorited this deck on TinyCards.)

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  • workbook
  • worksheets
  • scroll bar
  • toolbars and menu
  • cell reference; type in this area to name a cell or cell range
  • formula bar
  • function help
  • variable in Microsoft excel
    cell
  • uses of variables in Microsoft Excel
    One can be used to represent number, text (strings),Boolean (T/F), dates or other information
  • Naming scheme of cells in Microsoft Excel
    column letter(s) followed by the row number ex. : A1
  • Addition in Microsoft excel
    Symbol: +; =A1+B1
  • Subtraction in Microsoft excel
    Symbol: -;=A1-B1
  • Multiplication in Microsoft Excel
    Symbol: *;=A1*B1
  • Division in Microsoft Excel
    Symbol: /;=A1/B1
  • Exponentiation in Microsoft Excel
    Symbol: ^;=A1^B1
  • Negation in Microsoft Excel
    Symbol: -; =-A1
  • Percent in Microsoft Excel
    Symbol: %;=A1%
  • Boolean in Microsoft Excel
    Symbols: =, <, >, =>, >=, <>;=A1>B1
  • Operator precedent for parentheses
    innermost first
  • Operator precedent for negation
    =-5*3 =-15
  • Operator precedent for percent
    =-5%*3 =-0.15
  • Operator precedent for exponentiation
    left to right
  • Operator precedent for multiplication and division
    left to right
  • Operator precedent for addition and subtraction
    left to right
  • Operator precedent for comparison
    left to right
  • =SIN(A1)
    Returns the value of sine of the angle A1 in radians
  • =ASIN(A1)
    Returns the value in radians of inverse sine of A1
  • =COS(A1)
    Returns the value of cosine of the angle A1 in radians
  • =ACOS(A1)
    Returns the value in radians of inverse cosine of A1
  • =TAN(A1)
    Returns the value of tangent of the angle A1 in radians
  • =ATAN(A1)
    Returns the value in radians of inverse tangent of A1
  • = RADIANS(A1)
    Returns the conversion of A1 degrees to radians
  • =DEGREES(A1)
    Returns the conversion of A1 radians to degrees
  • =PI()
    Returns the value of pi
  • =EXP(A1)
    returns the value of a natural number to the power of the number in cell A1 (e^A1)
  • =LN(A1)
    returns the value of the natural logarithm of A1
  • =LOG(A1)
    returns the value of the base 10 logarithm of A1
  • =LOG(A1,2)
    returns the value of the logarithm of A1 to base 2
  • =10^A1
    returns 10 to the A1 power; inverse function of LOG
  • =MOD(A1)
    returns the modulus (similar to remainder) of A1
  • =SQRT(A1)
    returns the square root of A1
  • =AVERAGE(A:A)
    Takes an average of all values in column A
  • =STDEV(B1:C5)
    Finds the standard deviation in the range B1: C5
  • =MIN(RangeA)
    Finds the minimum value in the named range, Range A
  • =MAX('Sheet2'!A1:A6)
    Finds the maximum value in worksheet 'Sheet2' range A1:A6
  • =LARGE(1:10,2)
    Finds large values in rows 1:10, the 2 after the comma finds the second largest value
  • =SMALL (B3:B10,3)
    Finds small values in a range B3: B10, the three after the comma finds the third smallest value
  • =SUM(B:B)
    Sum of all values in column B
  • How to get function help in Microsoft Excel
    Click on FX while in a blank cell to see a list of functions and function categories.> Enter a function in a cell.>Click on "Help on this function" to get detailed information with examples.
  • How to enter a series in Microsoft Excel
    Type the first two numbers in the series, select the two numbers, and click and drag the box in the lower right corner of the selection.
  • How to insert a chart into Microsoft Excel
    Select the data you would like to graph, then select the insert menu and select the desired type of chart.
  • The most used type of chart in engineering
    Scatter chart
    Scatter chart
  • Type of chart useful for a histogram
    Column chart
  • Type of chart useful for looking at project costs
    Pie chart
  • Type of chart often suggested by Microsoft Excel (but usually a mistake to use in engineering)
    Line chart
  • description of "<" in Microsoft Excel
    less than
  • description of "<=" in Microsoft Excel
    less than or equal to
  • description of "=" in Microsoft Excel
    equal to
  • description of ">" in Microsoft Excel
    greater than
  • description of ">=" in Microsoft Excel
    greater than or equal to
  • description of "<>" in Microsoft Excel
    not equal to
  • =AND(Subcondition 1, Subcondition 2,...)
    "And" conditional in Microsoft Excel;True or 1 if all subconditions are true
  • =OR(Subcondition 1, Subcondition 2,...)
    "Or" conditional in Microsoft Excel;True or 1 if one or more subconditions are true
  • =XOR(Subcondition 1, Subcondition 2,...)
    "Xor" conditional in Microsoft Excel;True if an odd number of subconditions are true
  • =NOT(Subcondition 1)
    "Not" conditional in Microsoft Excel;True if the subcondition is false
  • Conditional Format
    A way to change the cell format based on what is in the cell or in another reference (useful for highlighting certain results)
    A way to change the cell format based on what is in the cell or in another reference (useful for highlighting certain results)
  • Conditional Format Choices
    number format, font format, border format, and fill format
  • How to insert a special trendline into a scatter plot
    Select the Trendline submenu and more options, then change the options as desired in the Trendline format window
    Select the Trendline submenu and more options, then change the options as desired in the Trendline format window