The anatomy of an Excel formula | Excel Everything Functions #01

The anatomy of an Excel formula | Excel Everything Functions #01
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In this video we explore the anatomy of an Excel formula.
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1) An Excel formula is an expression that returns a result.
2) This result can be a value (number, string, or Boolean), multiple values, or a range.
3) Excel formulas always begin with =.
4) A function is a prewritten expression
5) A function can be included as part of a formula.
6) There are 500+ functions in Excel 2021.
7) "Function follow the same syntax:
=FunctionName(argument1, argument2, ...)"
8) Arguments are separated by a comma.
9) In regions where a comma is used as a decimal separator, a semicolon “;” is used as the function argument separator.

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0:00:00 - 0:00:20 Intro & Objectives
0:00:20 - 0:05:41 Anatomy of an Excel Formula

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