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Excel Functions

This document discusses various functions in Excel and Calc including AVERAGE(), LOWER(), MAX(), MEDIAN(), MIN(), MODE(), NOW(), POWER(), PRODUCT(), ROUND(), SUM(), TODAY(), TRUNC(), IF(), and RANK(). It aims to make the reader familiar with these functions and how to use them to solve real-world problems. Each function is defined in one sentence explaining what it does.
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Excel Functions

This document discusses various functions in Excel and Calc including AVERAGE(), LOWER(), MAX(), MEDIAN(), MIN(), MODE(), NOW(), POWER(), PRODUCT(), ROUND(), SUM(), TODAY(), TRUNC(), IF(), and RANK(). It aims to make the reader familiar with these functions and how to use them to solve real-world problems. Each function is defined in one sentence explaining what it does.
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Excel / Calc

Functions
Objectives:

1. Be familiar with the


different Excel functions.
2. Use Excel formula and
functions in solving real
world applications.
AVERAGE()
returns the average
(arithmetic mean) of its
arguments.
LOWER()
Converts all uppercase
letters in a text string to
lowercase.
MAX()
Returns the largest value in
a set of values.
MEDIAN()
Returns the median or the
number in the middle of the
set of given numbers.
MIN()
Returns the smallest value in
a set of values.
MODE()
Returns the most frequently
occurring or repetitive value
in an array or range of data.
NOW()
Returns the current date or time.
POWER()
Returns the result of a
number raised to a power.
PRODUCT()
Multiplies all the numbers
given as arguments.
ROUND()
Rounds a number to a
specified number of digits.
SUM()
Adds all the numbers in a
range of cells.
TODAY()
Returns the current date
formatted as a date.
TRUNC()
Truncates a number to an
integer by removing the
decimal or fractional part of
the number.
IF()
Returns one value if the
condition you specify
evaluates to TRUE and
another value if it evaluates
to FALSE
RANK()
Returns the rank of a
number in a list of numbers.

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