Week 1: Excel Spreadsheets

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Why is Excel widely used?

It is installed on most computers, easy to start with, and has advanced features.

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What are some advantages of using Excel?

Visual format is easy to inspect, automatically updates for sensitivity testing, and has convenient inbuilt tools.

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What is a disadvantage of using Excel for visual display?

Visual display updating can lead to slow models.

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Why might someone prefer other software over Excel for graphing?

Better graphing or tools may be available in other packages.

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What is a common issue with Excel files?

They can have large file sizes.

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How does Excel help in checking calculations?

It displays every calculation, which is useful for prototyping, checking, and interrogating.

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Screen Elements

Components visible on an application window that allow user interaction.

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Tabs

Sections in the Ribbon that categorize functions such as Home, Insert, and Data.

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Formula Bar

An area where you can view and edit the contents of the active cell.

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Title Bar

The bar at the top of the window displaying the name of the document and the application.

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Ribbon

A toolbar at the top of the application that contains various functions organized into tabs.

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Scroll Bars

Elements that allow users to move through the document or spreadsheet content.

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Conditional Format as Cell

A feature that allows changing the appearance of a cell based on conditions.

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Active Cell

The currently selected cell in the worksheet, where data can be entered or modified.

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AutoSum

A function that quickly sums a range of selected cells.

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Sheet Tabs

Tabs at the bottom of the Excel workbook for navigating between different sheets.

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IF Statement

A conditional statement that executes a particular action based on whether a specified condition is TRUE or FALSE.

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Logical Test

An expression that evaluates to either TRUE or FALSE in an IF statement.

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IF Statement Syntax

The format used to write an IF statement: =if(logical_test, [value_if_true], [value_if_false]).

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Nested IF Statement

An IF statement used within another IF statement to test multiple conditions.

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Decision Tree

A visual representation of a decision-making process that outlines various outcomes based on different conditions.