Working with Excel Cell References
Ranges are your go-to tool for performing calculations across multiple cells, making your data work smarter for you.
Let's take a look at the concept of ranges in Excel and how they can help you manage and manipulate data effectively.
Key Points
- A range is a group of cells identified by the starting and ending cell;
- To select a range you can click and drag your mouse across the cells, use
Shift+ Arrow keys, or click row/column headers; - You can simplify formulas by referencing entire ranges;
- Ranges can also be used for creating charts, organizing data and data validation.
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Working with Excel Cell References
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Ranges are your go-to tool for performing calculations across multiple cells, making your data work smarter for you.
Let's take a look at the concept of ranges in Excel and how they can help you manage and manipulate data effectively.
Key Points
- A range is a group of cells identified by the starting and ending cell;
- To select a range you can click and drag your mouse across the cells, use
Shift+ Arrow keys, or click row/column headers; - You can simplify formulas by referencing entire ranges;
- Ranges can also be used for creating charts, organizing data and data validation.
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