Here are some basic functions and formulas in Microsoft Excel.

Excel is not just for making tables
Organize data in an easy-to-navigate way. Do basic and complex mathematical functions so you don't have to. Turn piles of data into helpful graphics and charts. Analyze data and make forecasting predictions
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How about this? Try to use sum and average formula.

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