Chapter 6 : Excel Flashcards
(12 cards)
What are the advantages of sorting data as a table?
- It makes it easier to sort and search.
- You can use formatting to pick out important facts
- You can use formulas to calculate new information
What are fields?
The colums of a table. Each field stores one piece of data.
What are records?
The rows of a table. Each record stores all the data about one thing.
What is a key field?
A key field stores data that is unique.
What is the formula to sum a range of values?
=SUM(A1:A12)
What is conditional formatting?
A spreadsheet format, such as cell colour, that is based on a logical test.
What does summary data mean?
A result calculated from a group of figures.
What are cell references?
Every cell in a spreadsheet table is identified by a letter and a number. If you enter the cell reference into a formula, the computer will take that data stored and use it in the calculation.
What are abseloute cell references?
A cell reference that does not change when it is moved or copied to a new location in a spreadsheet table. You add a $ symbol to a cell reference to stop it from changing.
What is the formula to find the average?
=AVERAGE(A1:A12)
What goes inside of the IF formula?
- A logical test
- The output if the test is true
- The output if the test is false.
What is the IF formula?
=IF(A1>A12, “TRUE”,”FALSE”)