Learning About Formulas

Excel is heavily reliant on formulas. Just like you would write a formula down on paper, Excel can compute it automatically. Before you set out to complete a formula on Excel though, you’ll always want to make sure that you place an equal sign before your formula. When that equal sign is placed before the formula, you can then click around the cells to tell Excel exactly what you want to do. For example, if you wanted to add the A2 cell and B2 cell, your formula would look something like this, “=A2+B2.”

Creating Charts

The nice thing about Excel is that is can do more than just mathematical formulas. Another cool function that it has is by creating charts with the data that you have already processed. In order to create a chart, you would simply highlight all of the data that you want to create a chart for, Once highlighted, you’ll go to the insert tab, click the charts and browse the types and from there, you’ll be able to customize it with their step-by-step planning guide.

These are two great steps to get you on track with Excel. Obviously, there is a lot more to learn about it, but by taking baby steps, you can become a professional in no time!

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