Lesson 3: Advance Spreadsheet Skills
Lesson 3: Advance Spreadsheet Skills
Basic format -
=SUM(sum_range)
• SUMIF () FUNCTION -
summate the values of
cells in a range that meet
the criteria that have
been specified.
Basic format :
=SUMIF(range, criteria,
sum_range)
• AVERAGE ()
FUNCTION-
Function allows user
to get the average
of all numbers in
three chosen cells.
Basic formula:
=AVERAGE(B5:B9)
• COUNT ()
FUNCTION- used to
count the numbers
of chosen cells that
have a number value
in them.
Basic formula :
=COUNT(range to
be counted)
•IF ()
FUNCTION-
allows users to
achieve a
particular value.
Basic format:
=IF(CONDITION,
RESULT IF TRUE,
RESULT IF FALSE)
AND () FUNCTION- It checks
if the certain condition or
criteria are true or false.
•VLOOKUP()
FUNCTION- enables
users to find something
on the leftmost column
of the chosen range and
return a value related to
it.
Basic format:
=VLOOKUP(lookup_value,
table_range, column
index number, range
lookup)
•CONCATENATE()
FUNCTION-
function that
combines two or
more text strings.
•MAX FUNCTION •MIN FUNCTION
– used search for – searching for
the highest value in the lowest value
an array. in an array.
MICROSOFT EXCEL FEATURES
•CONDITIONAL
FORMATTING –
emphasizing a
certain cells with
the formatting
they want.
STEPS IN ADDING CONDITIONAL
FORMATTING
1.Select the cell range
2.In Home tab, click conditional formatting.
3.Hover above Highlights Cell Rules and click
Less/Greater Than
4.Type your certain cells and select formatting
style.
5.Click OK
•TEXT TO
COLUMNS
-separate contents
of one column to
two or more
columns.
STEPS IN USING TEXT TO COLUMNS FEATURE