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Excel Operators

The document discusses different types of operators in Excel including: 1) Arithmetic operators like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division that are used to perform calculations and have a specified order of precedence. 2) A concatenation operator that joins together text strings to form a single text string. 3) Comparison operators like equal to, greater than, less than that are used to define conditions, especially in the IF function. 4) Reference operators like the range operator, union operator, and intersection operator that are used to refer to ranges and cells within a spreadsheet.

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Excel Operators

The document discusses different types of operators in Excel including: 1) Arithmetic operators like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division that are used to perform calculations and have a specified order of precedence. 2) A concatenation operator that joins together text strings to form a single text string. 3) Comparison operators like equal to, greater than, less than that are used to define conditions, especially in the IF function. 4) Reference operators like the range operator, union operator, and intersection operator that are used to refer to ranges and cells within a spreadsheet.

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Arithmetic Operators
The Excel Arithmetic Operators and the order in which they are evaluated are shown  in the table below:
Operator Description Precedence
% The percent operator 1
^ The exponentation operator 1
* The multiplication operator 2
/ The division operator 2
+ The Addition operator 3
‐ The Subtraction 3

Arithmetic Operators Examples
Formulas: Results:
A A
1 =1+2*3+4 1 11
2 =(1+2)*(3+4) 2 21
3 =3^2*2 3 18
4 =3^(2*2) 4 81
5 =20%*500 5 100

Excel Text Operator
The Excel Concatenation Operator (denoted by the & symbol) joins together text strings,
to make a further, single text string.

Concatenation Operator Example
The following formula uses the concatenation operator to combine
the text strings "SMITH", ", " and "John"

Formulas: Formulas:
A A
1 ="SMITH"&", "&"John" 1 SMITH, John

Excel Comparison Operators
The Excel Comparison Operators are used when defining conditions 
(for example when using the Excel IF Function).
These operators are listed in the table below.
Operator Description
= Equal to
> Greater than
< Less than
>= Greater than or equal to
<= Less than or equal to
<> Not equal to

Excel Reference Operators
The Excel Reference Operators are used when referring to ranges within a spreadsheet.
The reference operators are:

Operator Description
: Range operator (defines a reference to a range of cells)
, Union operator (combines two references into a single reference)
(space) Intersection operator (returns a reference to the intersection of
two ranges

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