This document provides step-by-step instructions for performing various calculations and functions in Excel spreadsheets, including sum, average, max, min, incrementing values, using reference cells, and advanced functions like COUNTIF, SUMIF, and SUMIFS. The instructions describe selecting cell ranges, entering formulas, using keyboard shortcuts, and copying and filling cells to complete the calculations across multiple worksheets.
Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet This column w.pdfABHISANJEET
Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to count the stores for
each region of the company. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon. Click
the More Functions button, click the Statistical option, and then click the COUNTIF function from
the list. Define the arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows: Range: Click the
Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and
highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the
Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the TAB key on your
keyboard to advance to the next argument. Criteria: Type cell A3. Complete the function by
clicking the OK button at the bottom of the Function Arguments dialog box. Copy and paste the
COUNTIF function in cell C3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function will show the
number of stores for each region. Click cell D3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column
will be used to sum the current sales by region. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on
the Ribbon. Click the Math & Trig button and select the SUMIF function from the list. Define the
arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows: Range: Click the Collapse Dialog
button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the
range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the Range
argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to
advance to the next argument. Criteria: Type cell A3. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to
advance to the next argument. Sum_range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the
Sum_range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the range I3:I26.
Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the Sum_range argument and
place an absolute reference on the range. Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the
bottom of the Function Arguments dialog box. Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell D3 by
double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function will show the total sales this year for each
region. Click cell E3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the sales
last year by region. Enter a SUMIF function and define the arguments exactly as stated in step 3.
However, define the Sum_range argument with the range H3:H26 on the Sales by Store
worksheet. Remember to put an absolute reference on this range before completing the function.
Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell E3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function
will show the total sales last year for each region. Enter a formula in cell F3 on the Summary
Report worksheet to calculate the percent change in sales for each region. Your formula should
first subtract the Sales Last Year in cell E3 from the Sales This Year in cell D3.
Need help with formulas Begin this exercise by opening the .pdfabhijitakolkar1
Need help with formulas
Begin this exercise by opening the file named Chapter 3 CiP Exercise 1 or continue with this file if
you completed the comprehensive review part A.
1.Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to count the stores
for each region of the company. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon.
Click the More Functions button, click the Statistical option, and then click the COUNTIF function
from the list. Define the arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows:
Range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store
worksheet tab, and highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in
the input box for the Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the
TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Criteria: Type cell A3. Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the bottom of the
Function Arguments dialog box.
2.Copy and paste the COUNTIF function in cell C3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the number of stores for each region.
3.Click cell D3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the current
sales by region. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon. Click the Math &
Trig button and select the SUMIF function from the list. Define the arguments in the Function
Arguments dialog box as follows:
Range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store
worksheet tab, and highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in
the input box for the Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the
TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Criteria: Type cell A3. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Sum_range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Sum_range argument, click the Sales
by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the range I3:I26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard.
Click in the input box for the Sum_range argument and place an absolute reference on the range.
Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the bottom of the Function Arguments dialog
box.
4. Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell D3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the total sales this year for each region.
5. Click cell E3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the sales
last year by region. Enter a SUMIF function and define the arguments exactly as stated in step 3.
However, define the Sum_range argument with the range H3:H26 on the Sales by Store
worksheet. Remember to put an absolute reference on this range before completing the function.
6.Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell E3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the total sales last year for each region.
7. Enter a formula in cell F3 on.
Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet This column w.pdfABHISANJEET
Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to count the stores for
each region of the company. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon. Click
the More Functions button, click the Statistical option, and then click the COUNTIF function from
the list. Define the arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows: Range: Click the
Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and
highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the
Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the TAB key on your
keyboard to advance to the next argument. Criteria: Type cell A3. Complete the function by
clicking the OK button at the bottom of the Function Arguments dialog box. Copy and paste the
COUNTIF function in cell C3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function will show the
number of stores for each region. Click cell D3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column
will be used to sum the current sales by region. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on
the Ribbon. Click the Math & Trig button and select the SUMIF function from the list. Define the
arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows: Range: Click the Collapse Dialog
button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the
range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the Range
argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to
advance to the next argument. Criteria: Type cell A3. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to
advance to the next argument. Sum_range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the
Sum_range argument, click the Sales by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the range I3:I26.
Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in the input box for the Sum_range argument and
place an absolute reference on the range. Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the
bottom of the Function Arguments dialog box. Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell D3 by
double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function will show the total sales this year for each
region. Click cell E3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the sales
last year by region. Enter a SUMIF function and define the arguments exactly as stated in step 3.
However, define the Sum_range argument with the range H3:H26 on the Sales by Store
worksheet. Remember to put an absolute reference on this range before completing the function.
Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell E3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The function
will show the total sales last year for each region. Enter a formula in cell F3 on the Summary
Report worksheet to calculate the percent change in sales for each region. Your formula should
first subtract the Sales Last Year in cell E3 from the Sales This Year in cell D3.
Need help with formulas Begin this exercise by opening the .pdfabhijitakolkar1
Need help with formulas
Begin this exercise by opening the file named Chapter 3 CiP Exercise 1 or continue with this file if
you completed the comprehensive review part A.
1.Click cell C3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to count the stores
for each region of the company. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon.
Click the More Functions button, click the Statistical option, and then click the COUNTIF function
from the list. Define the arguments in the Function Arguments dialog box as follows:
Range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store
worksheet tab, and highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in
the input box for the Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the
TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Criteria: Type cell A3. Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the bottom of the
Function Arguments dialog box.
2.Copy and paste the COUNTIF function in cell C3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the number of stores for each region.
3.Click cell D3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the current
sales by region. Begin the function by clicking the Formulas tab on the Ribbon. Click the Math &
Trig button and select the SUMIF function from the list. Define the arguments in the Function
Arguments dialog box as follows:
Range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Range argument, click the Sales by Store
worksheet tab, and highlight the range A3:A26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard. Click in
the input box for the Range argument and place an absolute reference on the range. Press the
TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Criteria: Type cell A3. Press the TAB key on your keyboard to advance to the next argument.
Sum_range: Click the Collapse Dialog button next to the Sum_range argument, click the Sales
by Store worksheet tab, and highlight the range I3:I26. Press the ENTER key on your keyboard.
Click in the input box for the Sum_range argument and place an absolute reference on the range.
Complete the function by clicking the OK button at the bottom of the Function Arguments dialog
box.
4. Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell D3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the total sales this year for each region.
5. Click cell E3 on the Summary Report worksheet. This column will be used to sum the sales
last year by region. Enter a SUMIF function and define the arguments exactly as stated in step 3.
However, define the Sum_range argument with the range H3:H26 on the Sales by Store
worksheet. Remember to put an absolute reference on this range before completing the function.
6.Copy and paste the SUMIF function in cell E3 by double clicking the Auto Fill Handle. The
function will show the total sales last year for each region.
7. Enter a formula in cell F3 on.
Write an equal sign and the word sum, open blacket then select cell E48 right click the mouse keep holding it down and swipe the mouse down to cell E54, close blacket.
Hit enter
Totals will be displayed in cell E55
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I thankful to Siemens Digital Industries Software.
This document is incomplete. Will update in sometime.
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Write an equal sign and the word sum, open blacket then select cell E48 right click the mouse keep holding it down and swipe the mouse down to cell E54, close blacket.
Hit enter
Totals will be displayed in cell E55
This document is intended to my personal reference when delivering training.
I thankful to Siemens Digital Industries Software.
This document is incomplete. Will update in sometime.
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2. Open the Sheet of Basic
To Calculate Sum Follow these Steps:
• Click on the Cell O19 and then
• Press The SHIFT Key
• Then Click on the Cell B2
• The Above Action will Select The Data From B2:O19
• Then in the Home Tab
• Click on The Auto Sum Symbol ∑
• Or
• You can Use the Short Cut Key ALT = from your Keyboard
3. In the Sheet of Basic
To Calculate Average Follow these Steps:
• Click on the Cell B20 and then
• Type = Average
• Then Press the Tab Key Once or Double Click on Average Function to Activate it.
• Then Select the Cell B2
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓ (Down Arrow Once)
• The Above Action will Select The Data From B2:B16
• Press Enter Key
• Select the Cell B20 and then Press SHIFT Key and Select Cell M20.
• This Action will Select the Range from B20:M20
• Then Press CTRL R to fill the formula to Right Side.
• You Can Also Click on Drop Down Arrow of Fill Command in Home Tab and Select
Right
4. In the Sheet of Basic
To Calculate Max Follow these Steps:
• Click on the Cell M21 and then
• Type = Max
• Then Press the Tab Key Once or Double Click on Max Function to Activate it.
• Then Select the Cell M2
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓ (Down Arrow Once)
• The Above Action will Select The Data From M2:M16
• Press Enter Key
• Select the Cell M20 and then Press SHIFT Key and Select Cell B20.
• This Action will Select the Range from M20:B20
• You Can Click on Drop Down Arrow of Fill Command in Home Tab and Select Left
5. In the Sheet of Basic
To Calculate Min Follow these Steps:
• Click on the Cell B22 and then Click on M22
• The Above Action will Select The Data From B22:M22
• Type = Min
• Then Press the Tab Key Once or Double Click on Min Function to Activate it.
• Then Select the Cell B2
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓ (Down Arrow Once)
• The Above Action will Select The Data From B2:B16
• Hold the CTRL Key and Then Hit the Enter Key (Its CTRL ENTER and Not
ENTER)
• This Action will Fill the Range from B22 till M22
6. In the Increment Sheet
To Calculate Increment the Steps are as follows
• Click on any Blank Cell beside the Data set Ex P1
• Type = 125% and Press Enter
• The Value should Look like 1.25
• Select the Cell having the Value 1.25 and
• Press CTRL C for Copy
• Then Select the Cell B2
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓ (DOWN Arrow) and then
• Press CTRL SHIFT → (RIGHT Arrow)
• This Action will Select the Range from B2:M16
• Right Click on Selection and Click on
Paste Special Option to
open the Paste Special Dialog Box
• Then Click on the Option Multiply and then
• Click Ok to Complete the Action.
7. In Quarter Sheet Follow these steps
In the Quarter Sheet
• Select the Cell Q16
• Then Press SHIFT Key and Click on Cell A1
• This Action will Select the Range A1:Q16
• Press CTRL G to open
Go To Dialog Box
• Click on Special Button
• Then Select the Option Blanks
• Click Ok
• Then Click on Auto Sum ∑
in the Home Tab
• For Sum Select the Range R2:R16
Then Click on Auto Sum ∑
in the Home Tab
8. Exchange Rate Sheet
In the Exchange Rate Sheet
• Select the Cell E6
• Give a Formula For Converting 1 Pound to Dollar
• Remember 1 Pound Cell is to be Made Constant by Press Function Key F4
Constant means Putting $ (Dollar) before Row or Column or Before Cell
• The formula in Cell E6 will be = $D$6/E$4
• Copy the Formula to Right Side by Pressing CTRL R
• After Getting the Appropriate Currency Converter Rate
• Fill the Exchange Rate for the Table
• Try Using a Single Cell Formula
• The Formula will be = $D9 * E$6
9. Reference Cell Sheet
In the Reference Cell Sheet
• Select the Cell A1
• Press CTRL A to Select the Data
• Then Press CTRL G to
Open Go To Dialog Box
• Click on Special
• Then Select Option Blank
• Click Ok
• This Action will Select all the
Blank Cells
• Type = B2/B$17
• Press CTRL ENTER Key to
Complete the Exercise
10. Advance Function Sheet
In The Advance Function Sheet
• Select the G3 and Type
=COUNTIF and Activate the Function
• Click on the Fx Toolbar to open
CountIF Dialog Box
In the Range Select the Cell B3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to B14
Press Function Key F4 Once it will Lock
the Range and will
Look like $B$3:$B$14
• Click on Criteria and Select the Cell G2
and Press Function Key F4 Twice The
Cell will look Like G$2
• Then Click Ok.
• Select the Cell G3 and H3 also
• Press CTRL R to Copy the Formula
11. Advance Function Sheet…Continued
In The Advance Function Sheet
• Select the G4 and Type
=SUMIF and Activate the Function
• Click on the Fx Toolbar to open
SUMIF Dialog Box
In the Range Select the Cell B3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to B14
Press Function Key F4 Once it will Lock
the Range and will
Look like $B$3:$B$14
• Click on Criteria and Select the Cell G2
and Press Function Key F4 Twice The
Cell will look Like G$2
• In the Sum Range Select the Cell C3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to B14
Press Function Key F4 Once it will Lock
the Range and will
Look like $C$3:$C$14
• Then Click Ok.
• Select the Cell G4 and H4 also
• Press CTRL R to Copy the Formula
12. Advance Function Sheet…Continued
In The Advance Function Sheet
• Select the B19 and Type =SUMIFS and Activate the Function
• Click on the Fx Toolbar to open SUMIFS Dialog Box
In the Range Select the Cell C3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to C14 Press Function Key F4
Once it will Lock the Range and will Look like $C$3:$C$14
• In the Criteria Range 1 Select the Cell B3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to B14 Press Function Key F4
Once it will Lock the Range and will Look like $B$3:$B$14
• In the Criteria 1 Type YES
• In the Criteria Range 2 Select the Cell D3
• Press CTRL SHIFT ↓
• This Action will Select Range up to D14 Press Function
Key F4 Once it will Lock the Range and will Look like $D$3:$D$14
• In the Criteria 2 Type >=150