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Google Sheets: Working with functions

Google Sheets: Working with functions

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9th - 12th Grade

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Easy

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Carolyn Vanterpool

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17 Slides • 6 Questions

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Google Sheets: Working with functions

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objectives

  • Define Function

  • know the parts of a function

  • Describe common functions

  • Enter functions in a spreadsheet

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Instructions

Watch the Video and answer the questions that follows.

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Multiple Select

Why is it important to use functions?

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They save you time

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The make the work more complicated.

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Multiple Select

Google sheets have functions that allow you to calculate difficult problems

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true

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false

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Multiple Choice

Why is a function better to use that a formula?

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Functions are more tedious and really long

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functions makes it more difficult to calculate many cells

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Functions make calculations simple and easy

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Multiple Choice

What is the first step to creating a function?

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Create a formula using cell reference

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Selecting the cell range

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clicking the function icon toolbar

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Function Structure

like formulas, a function must also start with an equal sign in the first character of a cell

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=SUM

The function name indicates the operation to be performed, such as sum.

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Function Structure

  • Arguments are the information you want to use in the function's calculations

  • can refer to both individual cells and cell ranges

  • can include one argumnt or multiple arguments

  • Should be in parenthesis because it tells the formula which cells or numbers to use when calculating the results.

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Open Ended

What is the proper structure of a function?

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Common Functions

There are hundreds of functions taht you can use. They are grouped into many different categories such as financial, statistical, date and time, and math functions.

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Some of the most common Functions you will use are

  • =SUM which adds all the values in a range of cell

  • =AVERAGE which calculates the average of the rante of cells by summing the cells and dividing that value by the numbr os cells used to find the sum.

  • =COUNT which counts the cells with numerical values in the range of cells

  • =MIN finds the smallest value in a range of cell

  • =MAX finds the largest value in a range of cell

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Common Functions

Blank cells or cells without text or data in it are always ignored.

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Summary

In this lesson, you learned about functions, their structure and how to enter functions in a spreadsheet

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Assignment

Unit 3 Lesson 18 My check register

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common functions


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Open Ended

What is a cell Range?

Google Sheets: Working with functions

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