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The document provides an overview of arithmetic functions in Excel, detailing its purpose as a spreadsheet program for organizing and calculating data. It covers basic arithmetic operators, various functions like SUM and AVERAGE, cell references, the order of operations (PEMDAS), practical examples, and error handling tips. Additionally, it highlights common errors and ways to manage them effectively.

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Collaborative Member Topics Presentation

The document provides an overview of arithmetic functions in Excel, detailing its purpose as a spreadsheet program for organizing and calculating data. It covers basic arithmetic operators, various functions like SUM and AVERAGE, cell references, the order of operations (PEMDAS), practical examples, and error handling tips. Additionally, it highlights common errors and ways to manage them effectively.

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Arithmetic Functions in Excel

Collaborative Presentation by 6
Members
Member 1 - 1. What is Excel?
• Excel is a spreadsheet program developed by
Microsoft that allows users to organize,
format, and calculate data using formulas.
Member 2 - 2. Arithmetic
Operators
• Basic operators include + (Addition), -
(Subtraction), * (Multiplication), / (Division),
and ^ (Exponentiation).
Member 3 - 3. Arithmetic
Functions
• Excel functions include SUM, AVERAGE,
PRODUCT, QUOTIENT, MOD, and POWER for
performing various calculations.
Member 4 - 4. Cell References &
PEMDAS
• Cell references can be relative (A1) or absolute
($A$1). Excel follows the PEMDAS order of
operations.
Member 5 - 5. Practical Examples
• Examples: =SUM(B2:B6) totals values;
=AVERAGE(C2:C10) computes average;
=POWER(A2,2) squares a value.
Member 6 - 6. Error Handling &
Tips
• Common errors include #DIV/0! and #VALUE!.
Use IFERROR to handle errors and tips like
Autofill and formula auditing.

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