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    Lesson 4: Advanced Spreadsheet Skills: COUNTIF Function Syntax

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    This document provides information and definitions for various spreadsheet functions in Microsoft Excel including SUM, AVERAGE, COUNTIF, SUMIF, and AVERAGEIF. It explains how to use these functions to analyze data, such as calculating totals, averages, counts based on criteria. For example, the AVERAGEIF function allows you to average a range of cells if they meet certain conditions. Various key terms are also defined, such as range, criteria, and average range.

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    Lesson 4: Advanced Spreadsheet Skills: COUNTIF Function Syntax

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    This document provides information and definitions for various spreadsheet functions in Microsoft Excel including SUM, AVERAGE, COUNTIF, SUMIF, and AVERAGEIF. It explains how to use these functions to analyze data, such as calculating totals, averages, counts based on criteria. For example, the AVERAGEIF function allows you to average a range of cells if they meet certain conditions. Various key terms are also defined, such as range, criteria, and average range.

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    This document provides information and definitions for various spreadsheet functions in Microsoft Excel including SUM, AVERAGE, COUNTIF, SUMIF, and AVERAGEIF. It explains how to use these functions to analyze data, such as calculating totals, averages, counts based on criteria. For example, the AVERAGEIF function allows you to average a range of cells if they meet certain conditions. Various key terms are also defined, such as range, criteria, and average range.

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    Lesson 4: Advanced Spreadsheet Skills: COUNTIF Function Syntax

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    ICT Criteria- a value or label that determines if a cell

    is part of the range to be averaged


    Lesson 4: Advanced Spreadsheet Skills
    Average Range (optional)- the actual range of
    Estimating the Product Cost using Microsoft Excel
    cells that will be averaged, if omitted, the range will be
    1. Copy the information. Notes: Values with PHP used instead.
    or Philippine peso sign using the Accounting
    SUMIF function
    Number format. Its default uses the dollar
    which works similarly to the AVERAGEIF
    symbol. To change this, click the drop-down
    function
    arrow at the currency button then select More
    Accounting Formats, then change the symbol to KEY TERMS:
    PHP.
    Accounting Number Format
    2. Use the SUM formula to get the summation of
    a number format that is used for accounting
    the values from C4 to C7. The sum formula is
    =SUM(C4:C7). Type this on cell C8. Orientation
    3. Check if our estimated price will earn us profit. the angle at which a text is displayed
    Type the additional information shown below
    then apply the arithmetic formula for Count
    subtraction. (=C9-C8) a function used to count the cells with content
    4. Our estimated price is not profitable. Include in a range
    the information (Adjusted Sale Price) and Sum
    deduct the Total from the New Sale Price. a function used to compute for the summation
    (=C12-C8) of the number of a range, add a range of cells
    5. Save your file as L4 Cost of Ingredients.xlsx.
    Average
    Analyzing Data using Microsoft Excel a function used to compute for the average of
     To determine the average rating of Quality, Taste, the number of a range
    Presentation, and Product. COUNTIF
    The syntax would be =AVERAGE(cells involved) a function used to count the cells with a
    example: =AVERAGE(F5:F19) specified content within a range
     To determine how many people said YES or NO if
    they were satisfied with the product or if they SUMIF
    would recommend it to their friend. For this we will a function used to compute for the summation
    use the COUNTIF function. of a range if a certain condition is met

    =COUNTIF function AVERAGEIF


    will allows as to count the number of a function used to compute for the average of a
    cells that contains something. range if certain condition is met

    COUNTIF Function syntax: Range


    =COUNTIF(range, criteria) the range of cells where you want to look for
    the criteria
    Range- the cells where the counting will take
    place Criteria
    Criteria- the label or value that determines if it a value or label that determines if a cell is part
    is to be counted of the range to be averaged

     To determine if we should sell your product or Average Range


    service to teachers or students, we can use the the actual range of cells that will be averaged, if
    AVERAGEIF Function. omitted, the range will be used instead

    AVERAGEIF (Using the AVERAGEIF function, Microsoft Excel


    we can average a range if the cell beside it equals to provides an automated way of displaying any
    “teacher” and/or “student”) statistical data
    a program designed to create spreadsheets
    AVERAGEIF uses the following syntax: which can later be used to analyze statistical data
    =AVERAGEIF(range, criteria, average
    range) Ctrl+1
    shortcut key for the Format Cells dialog box
    Range- the range of cells where you want to
    look for the criteria Alignment
    tab in the Format Cells dialog box where you
    can change the orientation of the text.

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