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    This document introduces Microsoft Excel, describing it as a spreadsheet application used to organize, analyze, and store tabular data across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices. It lists 14 functions that Excel allows users to perform, such as using pivot tables to analyze data, adding or removing rows and columns, filtering data, removing duplicate values, transposing rows and columns, splitting text across columns, performing calculations with formulas, finding averages, using conditional formatting to automatically change cell colors based on data values, employing IF/THEN statements to automate functions, keeping formulas consistent when copying cells, pulling data between areas with VLOOKUP, counting values with COUNTIF, and combining cells with ampersands.

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    This document introduces Microsoft Excel, describing it as a spreadsheet application used to organize, analyze, and store tabular data across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices. It lists 14 functions that Excel allows users to perform, such as using pivot tables to analyze data, adding or removing rows and columns, filtering data, removing duplicate values, transposing rows and columns, splitting text across columns, performing calculations with formulas, finding averages, using conditional formatting to automatically change cell colors based on data values, employing IF/THEN statements to automate functions, keeping formulas consistent when copying cells, pulling data between areas with VLOOKUP, counting values with COUNTIF, and combining cells with ampersands.

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    This document introduces Microsoft Excel, describing it as a spreadsheet application used to organize, analyze, and store tabular data across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS devices. It lists 14 functions that Excel allows users to perform, such as using pivot tables to analyze data, adding or removing rows and columns, filtering data, removing duplicate values, transposing rows and columns, splitting text across columns, performing calculations with formulas, finding averages, using conditional formatting to automatically change cell colors based on data values, employing IF/THEN statements to automate functions, keeping formulas consistent when copying cells, pulling data between areas with VLOOKUP, counting values with COUNTIF, and combining cells with ampersands.

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    Introduction to Microsoft Excel


    Microsoft Excel
    - is a spreadsheet developed by Microsoft for Windows, macOS,
    Android and iOS.

    - A spreadsheet is an interactive computer application used to


    organize, analyze and store data in tabularform
    With Microsoft Excel you can….
    1. Use Pivot Tables to recognize and make sense of data.
    2. Add more than one row or column.
    3. Use filters to simplify your data.
    4. Remove duplicate data points or sets.
    5. Transpose rows into columns.
    6. Split up text information between columns.
    7. Use these formulas for simple calculations.
    8. Get the average of numbers in your cells.
    9. Use conditional formatting to make cells automatically change color based on data.
    10.Use IF THEN Excel formula to automate certain Excel functions.
    11.Use dollar signs to keep one cell's formula the same regardless of where it moves.
    12.Use VLOOKUP function pull data from one area of a sheet to another.
    13.Use COUNTIF function to make Excel count words or numbers in any range of cells.
    14.Combine cells using andpersand.

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