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Introducing Worksheet Functions In This Chapter ● The advantages of using functions in your formulas ● The types of arguments used by functions ● How to enter a function into a formula ● Excel’s function categories 103 4 A thorough knowledge of Excel’s worksheet functions is essential for anyone who wants to master the art of formulas. This chapter provides an overview of the functions available for use in formulas. What Is a Function? A worksheet function is a built-in tool that you use in a formula. Worksheet functions allow you to perform calculations or operations that would otherwise be impossible. A typical function (such as SUM) takes one or more arguments and then returns a result. The SUM function, for example, accepts a range argument and then returns the sum of the values in that range. You’ll find functions useful because they Simplify your formulas Permit formulas to perform otherwise impossible calculations Speed up some editing tasks Allow conditional execution of formulas — giving them rudimentary decision-making capability The examples in the sections that follow demonstrate each of these points.
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Excel ® Microsoft 2010 ® Microsof
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1 INTRODUCTION Welcome to Excel 201
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Excel Function Reference 717 APPEND
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Function What It Does TINV Returns
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