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Using Functions in Formulas

This document provides instructions for using built-in functions in Excel formulas. It outlines two procedures: 1) typing the first letter of the function will display matching options, then double clicking or pressing TAB will insert the function into the formula. 2) The AUTOSUM command under the Home ribbon's Editing group can also insert the SUM function into a formula.

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Using Functions in Formulas

This document provides instructions for using built-in functions in Excel formulas. It outlines two procedures: 1) typing the first letter of the function will display matching options, then double clicking or pressing TAB will insert the function into the formula. 2) The AUTOSUM command under the Home ribbon's Editing group can also insert the SUM function into a formula.

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Action Procedure

You can use a built-in function in a 1. Select a cell where you want to insert the function
formula in the following ways: 2. Input equal sign
3. Type the first letter of the function
4. Excel will show the functions that start with that letter
5. To insert the function into the formula, just double click on the function.
The function will be inserted into the formula.
6. Or press TAB key in your keyboard after selecting the function. The function
will be inserted into the formula.
To use SUM Function into a formula 1. You can also use AUTOSUM command in the Home ribbon and under
Editing group of commands.

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