Practice Exercise 7: Apply formatting controls to data using various methods
Range Concept
Appearing in the Definitions page, here is a new term to learn, it is called a range. A range is used when referring to a block of adjacent cells. The range below (FIGURE 1) is A1:C3 (Meaning the data begins in cell A1 and ends in cell C3). When we begin using formulas, understanding this range concept will be important.
Appearing in the Definitions page, here is a new term to learn, it is called a range. A range is used when referring to a block of adjacent cells. The range below (FIGURE 1) is A1:C3 (Meaning the data begins in cell A1 and ends in cell C3). When we begin using formulas, understanding this range concept will be important.
FIGURE 1
Highlighting a cell range prior to applying any type of formatting is faster and more efficient.
FIGURE 9
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Section completed. Go to Module 4 Section 4.4 Practice Exercise 8; Use Formulas with AutoFill and AutoSum Features