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    This document discusses formulas and the AutoSum feature in Excel. It defines a formula as an expression containing constants, cell references, functions, and operators to perform calculations. It explains that formulas begin with an equal sign and that cell addresses used in calculations are called references. Built-in formulas are called functions, and formulas using multiple operators are compound formulas. The document also notes that the ampersand operator concatenates text strings and that the AutoSum feature allows calculating sums of contiguous data quickly.

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    This document discusses formulas and the AutoSum feature in Excel. It defines a formula as an expression containing constants, cell references, functions, and operators to perform calculations. It explains that formulas begin with an equal sign and that cell addresses used in calculations are called references. Built-in formulas are called functions, and formulas using multiple operators are compound formulas. The document also notes that the ampersand operator concatenates text strings and that the AutoSum feature allows calculating sums of contiguous data quickly.

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    Formulas and Autosum

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    This document discusses formulas and the AutoSum feature in Excel. It defines a formula as an expression containing constants, cell references, functions, and operators to perform calculations. It explains that formulas begin with an equal sign and that cell addresses used in calculations are called references. Built-in formulas are called functions, and formulas using multiple operators are compound formulas. The document also notes that the ampersand operator concatenates text strings and that the AutoSum feature allows calculating sums of contiguous data quickly.

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    compound equalto References. formula
    AutoSum & Functions

    1. A can be defined as an expression


    containing constants, cell references, functions, and
    operators using which we can perform calculations
    in a worksheet.
    2. We begin formulas with an sign .
    3. The addresses of the cells containing values to be
    used in calculations are called Cell
    3. are built-in formulas in Excel.
    4. A formula is one which uses more
    than one operator to perform calculations.

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    5. The operator concatenates or joins
    two or more text strings.
    6. The feature lets us calculate the sum
    of data arranged in contiguous rows or columns
    quickly.

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