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The instructions will indicate which cells to navigate to for use of a feature, or further reading.
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Add numbers like a champ
Add numbers like a champ
Here are some ways to add up numbers in Excel:
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Go to D8 by pressing CONTROL+G, tab, type D8, and then press ENTER.
1 Select
Type =SUM(D4:D7), the yellow
then press ENTER.cell under the amounts for fruit.
The result is 170.
Here's another way to add, using a shortcut key. Cells F3 through G7 contain data with two columns: Meat and A
2 Type
Go to cell G8. On the
=SUM(D4:D7), and then press Return. When you're done, the result
Formulas tab, select AutoSum. Then, press ENTER.
is 170.
The result in cell G8 is 140.
3 wayNow
Here's another to add.
useCells C10 through
a shortcut D15 have
key. Select the two columns
yellow of data:
cell under theItem and Amount.
amounts for
meat.
Now add only the numbers over 50. Go to cell D16. Type =SUMIF(D11:D15 comma ">50"), then press Enter. The res
EXTRA CREDIT: Cells F10 through G15 contain data with two columns: Item and Amount. Go to cell G16. Try adding
4 moreOn the Formulas tab, click AutoSum. Then, press Return. The result is 140.
Dive down for detail: Go to A27. Or, to proceed to the next step, press CONTROL+PAGE DOWN (or press
5 Now add only the numbers over 50. Select the last yellow cell. Type
=SUMIF(D11:D15,">50") and then press Return. The result is 100.
=SUM(D48,G48:G51,100)
The formula above uses the following:
• A single cell reference, which is the "address" or "name" of a cell. D48 is the single
cell reference in the formula above.
• A range of cells, which is a series of cells starting at one cell and ending at another.
G48:G51 is the range of cells in the formula.
• A constant. The constant in this formula is the number 100.
=SUMIF(D73:D77,">50")
NOTE: If you find you are making a lot of SUMIF formulas, you might find that a
PivotTable is a better solution. See the PivotTable worksheet for more information.
Fruit Amount
CHECK THIS OUT
Apples 50 Select these cells. Then in the
Oranges 20 lower-right corner of the Excel
Bananas 60 window, look for this:
Lemons 40
possible to put numbers in 170
That's just another way to
quickly find a total.
lower-right corner of the Excel
window, look for this:
That's
or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN ARROW if you're on a just another way to
MacBook).
quickly find a total.
Total:
200
IMPORTANT DETAIL
Double-click this cell. You'll notice the 100 toward the
end. Although it's possible to put numbers in a
formula like this, we don't recommend it unless it's
absolutely necessary. This is known as a constant, and
it's easy to forget that it's there. We recommend
referring to another cell instead, like cell D16. That
way it's easily seen and not hidden inside a formula.
ough these cells D73 through D77, and if the value is greater than 50 sum it up.
ter solution. See the PivotTable worksheet for more information.
Item Amount Item Amount
Bread 50 Bread 50
Donuts 100 Donuts 100
Cookies 40 Cookies 40
Cakes 50 Cakes 50
Pies 20 Pies 20
100 200
GOOD TO KNOW
Double-click this cell and you'll see that the
formula is different. Specifically, the sum criteria is
">=50" which means greater than or equal to 50.
There are other operators you can use like "<=50"
which is less than or equal to 50. And there's
"<>50" which is not equals 50.
">=50" which means greater than or equal to 50.
There are other operators you can use like "<=50"
which is less than or equal to 50. And there's
"<>50" which is not equals 50.
3 Click the cross and drag down three cells. Excel will automatically fill the
cells with the totals: 110, 120, and 130. People call this “filling down.”
4 Click the yellow cell with 200, and fill again but this time drag the fill
handle to the right to fill the cells. This is known as “filling right.”
1 Click the cell with the word Produce. Rest your cursor on the lower-right
corner of the cell until it becomes a cross, then drag down three cells.
2 Now select the cell with the word Fruit. Rest your cursor on the lower-
right corner again, and when you get the cross, double-click. That's
another way to fill down in case you ever need to fill a long column.
Fill a series
Fill a series
Fill a series
Excel can automatically fill some cells based on a series. For example, you can type Jan in one cell, and then fill the other cells
Cells C46 through F50 contain data with four columns: The first column doesn't have a header name, but it has "Week 1" in th
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Drag to the right two cells, and Excel will fill the cells automatically with "Feb," "Mar," "Apr."
Go to cell C47.
Select cells C47 Click the
1 through C50.cell with the word Jan.
Press CONTROL+D and Excel fills "Week1" down into the three cells.
Go to cell A64 for the
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cross, then drag right two cells. Excel detects a series, and fills in Feb and
Mar for you.
4 Rest your cursor on the lower-right corner again, and when you get the
cross, double-click it.
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or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN ARROW if you're on a MacBook).
Jan
Week 1 35 44 79 Qrtr 1
74 64 56
82 50 83
90 22 89
or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN ARROW if you're on a MacBook).
IMPORTANT DETAIL
Select this cell, and then drag the fill
handle down 3 cells. After that, click blue button
with the cross that appears. This is the AutoFill
Options button, and it lets you change the fill
immediately after. Choose another option like
Copy cells or Fill Formatting Only. You never know
when these might come in handy someday.
Intervals
15 30
EXPERIMENT
Select these two cells, and then drag the fill handle to the
WN (or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN ARROW
right. Excel fills the seriesifinyou're on a MacBook).
increments of 15. Try changing
15 and 30 to other values, like 1 and 1.8. Or, Mon and
Wed. Or, January and March. And then fill to the right
again... see what happens!
has "35", "74" "82" "90" under it. The third column doesn't have a header name, but it has "44", "64", "50", and "22" under it. The fourth
0", and "22" under it. The fourth and last column doesn't have a header name, but it has "79" "56" "83" and "89" under it.
Data stuffed into one column? Split it.
Split a column based on delimiters.
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and then click Next.
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and OK.
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Nancy,Smith,Contoso Ltd. Nancy Smith Contoso Ltd.
Andy,North,Fabrikam Inc. Andy North Fabrikam Inc.
Jan,Kotas,Relecloud Jan Kotas Relecloud
Mariya,Jones,Contoso Ltd. Mariya Jones Contoso Ltd.
Steven,Thorpe,Relecloud Steven Thorpe Relecloud
Michael,Neipper,Fabrikam Inc. Michael Neipper Fabrikam Inc.
Robert,Zare,Relecloud Robert Zare Relecloud
Yvonne,McKay,Contoso Ltd. Yvonne McKay Contoso Ltd.
lit data will get updated as well. This is more advanced. But it is possible when using a handful of functions: LEFT, RIGHT, FIND, and LEN. F
And to specify the number of characters to extract, we used the FIND function. Here's how the formula "=LEFT(C33 comma FIND(" " comm
on works: Find the character position number of the first space in cell C33. Then subtract 1 to exclude the space itself.
Name inside one cell First name [Helper column] Middle name Last name
Yvonne Francis McKay Yvonne Francis McKay Francis McKay
RIGHT, FIND, and LEN. For more information on each these functions, see the links at the bottom of this sheet under More information on
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4 On the Home tab, click the arrow next to the Paste button.
This is kind of
tricky, so pay
close 5 Click Paste Special, and then at the bottom, click the checkbox for
attention. Transpose. Click OK.
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cells still
selected, type
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C33:H34) but
don’t press
Enter. Instead
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you get an
error or
#VALUE! as a
Transpose
result, try with a formula
again
Transpose with a formula
starting
Sometimes you don't want to copy and paste to transpose. In this case, you can use a formula to transpose rows and columns
at instruction
To transpose
in cell A29. this data, you need to select some blank cells first. Since the data in cells C33 to H34 on the right has six columns
Go to cell A54 for the next instruction. Or, to proceed to the next step, press CONTROL+PAGE DOWN (or pres
1 To transpose this data, you need to select some blank cells first. Since the
data on the right has 6 columns and 2 rows, you need to select the
opposite: 2 columns and 6 rows. Do this by selecting the yellow cells.
2 This is kind of tricky, so pay close attention. With those cells still selected,
type the following: =TRANSPOSE(C33:H34) ….but don’t press Return.
So select these 2
columns...
...and these 6
rows before you
type the
formula.
...and these 6
rows before you
type the
formula.
KEEP IN MIND…
There are three things to keep in mind when using an array
formula:
1) Always select multiple cells first, and then with those cells
selected, start typing the array formula. That's the key: Select
multiple cells first, then start typing.
e array is the original data set is cells C33:H34. The TRANSPOSE function then switches the horizontal orientation of the cells to a vertical o
HIFT+ENTER calculates the function
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you're done the an
typing array. When
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formula, done, Excel puts special brackets { } around the formula. These bracke
press
Control+Shift+Return.
EXCEL SPEAK
Some people call array formulas "CSE formulas." That's
because on a Windows computer, the Return key is called
the Enter key.
2 Now add a second filter. On the Food cell, click the filter button and then
click Choose One > Greater than..., and then type 25. Of the three rows
that were filtered for above average, Excel shows two rows with Food
amounts greater than 25. Click Clear Filter when you're done.
EXTRA CREDIT
When you're done with step 5, try sorting alphabetically
by two columns. Here's how: First sort Department
alphabetically (that's step 1 on the left). Then click Home
> Sort & Filter > Custom Sort. Add a second level for
Category. After you click OK, Department will be sorted,
and within each department, Category rows will be
sorted in alphabetical order as well.
r Filter button, and press SPACEBAR. Then press COMMAND+W to close the filter.
u access Add Level and you can add a level with another sort order.
or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN ARROW if you're on a MacBook).
PACEBAR, and then use your arrow keys to select Above Average. Press SPACEBAR again. Excel calculates the average amount of the Hotel
Expense date Employee Food Hotel
9/22/2021 Jackie $21 $3,820
9/21/2021 Mark $62 $2,112
9/24/2021 Tricia $30 $3,085
9/18/2021 Dave $25 $1,611
9/19/2021 Laura $45 $5,050
9/20/2021 Jeff $69 $528
Go
Tables
Tables make things a lot easier
more detail:
to A27.
make Or,
things a lot easier
to proceed to
A table
the nextgives
step,you special features and conveniences. Here’s how to create one:
Cells C5 through
press A tableG13 contain
gives data. Go
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features andwithin that region,Here’s
conveniences. for example,
how tocell D8. Press
create one: CONTROL+G, type D8, then pre
CONTROL+PA
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CONTROL+FN
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Notice how
you're on a the two columnsFor
features. are starters:
created, formatted, andyou
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text Jan and
rowsFeb
forare filledreading.
easier in cells H5 and I5 for you.
MacBook).
3 You can also create new rows easily. In the empty cell under Meat, type
some text and then press Return. A new row for the table appears.
4 You can also create columns easily: In the lower-right corner of the table,
click the small blue resize handle and drag it to the right 2 columns.
5 Notice how the two columns are created, formatted, and the text Jan and
Feb are filled for you.
4 Very soon after, the same formula gets filled down for you so that you
don’t have to do it yourself.
4 Very soon after, the same formula gets filled down for you so that you
don’t have to do it yourself.
5 But what if you wanted to know the average? Click the cell with $24,000.
6 Click the down arrow and then click Average. The average amount of
$3,000 appears.
EXPERT TIP
The shortcut key
for inserting a
table is Control+T.
4 Now hold down the Command key, and click just 2 of the buttons to see
those two departments.
5 Click the Clear filter button at the top-right corner of the buttons. It's the
one with the "x".
Insert a slicer
Insert a slicer
Slicers can be used when you first create a table. We did that already on the data to the right.
Cells C32 through E44 contain data for different departments and categories.
Select any cell in the data. For example, press CONTROL+G, press tab, type D36, and then press Enter.
Slicers
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FN+F6). be used
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or SHIFT+TAB create
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right to keys until you access the
arrow
the right.
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Press VO+SHIFT+UP
1 Click ARROW repeatedly.
anywhere in theThen
tablepress VO+LEFT
on the right. or RIGHT ARROW until you access the Workbook area.
Go to cell A49 for the next section. Or, to proceed to the next step, press CONTROL+PAGE DOWN (or press C
3 Select the check box for Department, and then click OK.
4 Move the slicer buttons closer to your data, if necessary. And start slicing!
4 Move the slicer buttons closer to your data, if necessary. And start slicing!
eys until you access the Insert tab. Press VO+SPACEBAR, and then press TAB until you access the Slicer button. Press SPACEBAR.
Department Category Sales
Deli Salads $90,000
Bakery Breads $30,000
Deli Sandwich $80,000
Bakery Cakes $25,000
Deli Condiments $4,500
Bakery Pies $30,000
Produce Veggies $30,000
Meat Chicken $75,000
Meat Beef $90,000
Produce Fruit $10,000
Produce Nuts $22,000
Meat Pork $75,000
EXPERIMENT
After adding theARROW
WN (or press CONTROL+FN+DOWN slicer, make sureonit aisMacBook).
if you're selected. Then at the
top of Excel, click the Slicer tab. Play around with the
different color styles. Or, resize the slicer panel to be wider,
and set the columns to 2.
ou access the slicer.
n. Press SPACEBAR.
Insert a drop-down list
Insert a drop-down list
Drop-down lists make data entry easier for people. Here's how to do one:
Cells C3 through D15 contain
Drop-down datadata
lists make with entry
two columns: Food
easier for and Department.
people. Here's how to do one:
We want only three department names to be valid entries for each of the foods on the right. Those departments
Go to cell D4.1Select
We allwant only D4
cells from three department names to be valid entries for each of the
to D15.
foods on the right.
Press VO+M, press Tab to access the Data menu,Those departments are VO+SPACEBAR.
and then press Produce, MeatUse andtheBakery.
down arrow key to find Valida
In the Source text box, type Produce, Meat, Bakery. Make sure to put commas in between each name. Press tab to
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valid ARROW.
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4 In the Source box, type Produce, Meat, Bakery. Make sure to put commas
in between them. Click OK when you’re done.
5 Now click the yellow cell next to Apples, and you'll see a drop-down menu.
Go to cell A60 for the next ainstruction. Or, to proceed to the next step, pressand
CONTROL+PAGE DOWN (or pres
2 Create table by pressing Control T then OK.
3 Now you’ll set up the data validation again. In column D, select all of the
blank cells under Department.
Now you’ll set up the data validation again. In column D, select all of the
blank cells under Department.
4 On the Data tab, click Data Validation. Under Allow, click List.
5 Click inside the Source box, then click the arrow button to the right.
6 Click and drag to select just the Produce, Meat and Bakery cells in column
F. Then click the down arrow button or press RETURN.
7 You should see this in the Source box: =$F$32:$F$34. (If you don’t see that
you can type it in.) Click OK.
8 Now click the drop-down arrow. There are only three departments:
Produce, Meat and Bakery. But if you add a new department in column F
under Bakery, it will get updated with the new department.
hanges? For example, what if there is a new department called Dairy? You’d have to update the data validation dialog box. But there’s a m
ontain data with one column: Department.
5 On the Chart Design tab, click Add chart element > Trendline > Linear.
Now you have a trendline that shows the general direction of the
attendance over time.
EXTRA CREDIT
Want a data table directly under the
chart? Click the chart. On the Chart
Design tab, click Add Chart Element >
Data Table > With Legend Keys.
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WN (or press CONTROL+FN+ 2015 18000 $25,000 secondary axis
2016 10000 $5,000 above
2017 8000 $8,000
EXTRA CREDIT
Try making a combo chart. Click inside the data
above, and then click Insert > Recommended
Charts. Choose the Clustered column option.
RIGHT ARROW until you access Chart 93. Press VO+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW twice, and then press VO+RIGHT or LEFT ARROW until you acce
s in one.” That’s true. This chart is both a column chart and a line chart. These kind of charts are called Combo charts in Excel. If you’re inte
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supports the
secondary axis
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or RIGHT ARROW to access the Horizontal Axis. Press VO+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW to get the values in the axis. Press VO+SHIFT+UP ARROW
e axis. Press VO+SHIFT+UP ARROW when you're done getting the values.
Summarize data with PivotTables
Summarize data with PivotTables
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product Fields pane may open on the right of the Excel Window. If it doesn't appear, press VO+SHIFT+UP ARROW repea
The
the PivotTable
new
in the
PivotTable.
PivotTable.
1 Click a cell inside the data on the right, and then on the Insert tab, click
PivotTable.
Congratulations, you made a PivotTable. But there is a lot more you can do. So go to cell A60 if you want to
Go to cell A58 for the next instruction.
2 In the dialog that appears, click Existing Worksheet, and then type C42 in
the Table/Range box. Click OK.
Press VO+SHIFT+DOWN
3 A paneARROW appearsto enter
on thethe task pane. Then press VO+RIGHT ARROW until you access the Pivot
right.
Press VO+UP ARROW until you access Salesperson. Press VO+SPACEBAR to select Salesperson.
Cells C43 through D48 now contain a PivotTable that shows each salesperson and their amount sold.
Continue to 4 Atfor
cell A58 thethe
topnext
of the pane, click the checkbox for Amount. When you do that,
instruction.
the Amount field will get added to the Values area at the bottom of the
pane. And, at the same time the amounts are totaled for each product in
the PivotTable.
A pane appears on the right.
4 At the top of the pane, click the checkbox for Amount. When you do that,
the Amount field will get added to the Values area at the bottom of the
pane. And, at the same time the amounts are totaled for each product in
the PivotTable.
5 At the top of the pane, click the checkbox for Salesperson. When you do
that, the Product field gets added to the Rows area at the bottom of the
pane. And, the product data appears as Row labels in the new PivotTable.
6 Congratulations, you made a PivotTable. But there is a lot more you can
do. So click the link at the bottom of this sheet if you want to learn more.
Sort a PivotTable
til you access Existing worksheet. Press VO+SPACEBAR. Focus will shift to Table/Range. Type C43. Press VO+RIGHT ARROW until you acces
SHIFT+UP ARROW repeatedly, then VO+LEFT ARROW until you access the Ribbon. Press VO+SHIFT+DOWN ARROW. Press VO+RIGHT ARRO
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