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Formula Start Symbol
Equals sign (=)
Euler's Number in Excel
Use exp(argument)
Exponentiation Operator
^
Highest Precedence Operation
Parentheses (innermost pair first)
Third Precedence Operations
Multiplication and division
Cell Reference
A cell to which another cell refers
Relative Cell Reference Behavior
The cell address changes relative to its new location.
Absolute Cell Reference Behavior
The cell reference stays the same because rows and columns are anchored.
Mixed Cell Referencing
Anchoring either the row or the column while leaving the other free to change.
PC Shortcut for Reference Types
F4
Referencing Another Worksheet Syntax
='WorksheetName'!A1
Excel Error: #####
Numeric value exceeds cell size.
Excel Error: #DIV/0!
Divided by 0 or blank cell.
Excel Error: #NUM!
Formula contains invalid numeric values.
Excel Error: #REF!
Formula contains invalid cell reference.
Excel Error: #VALUE!
Wrong argument type in formula.
Calculate Mean Function
=AVERAGE(cell range)
Calculate Median Function
=MEDIAN(cell range)
Calculate Mode Function
=MODE(cell range)
Calculate Standard Deviation Function
=STDEV.S(cell range) or =STDEV(cell range)
Printing Just the Plot
Click on the plot before opening the print menu.
PDF Export for Assignments
Use Print to PDF function (not Save as PDF).
Fitting Worksheet to One Page
Select 'Fit Sheet on One Page' in the Print Menu.
Required Plot Type for Trendlines
X-Y Scatter plot
Good Graphing Practices Components
Descriptive title, axis labels with units, and even increments.
Formatting Multiple Data Sets
Use different data markers and include a legend.
R² Value Meaning
Indicates how closely the function fits the data set.
Theoretical Data Graphing
Continuous data connected with a smooth line.
Experimental Data Graphing
Discrete data where points are not connected.
Preventing Equation Evaluation
Start with a single quote (') before pasting.