It may not be helpful to show how formulas are applied in Excel one by one. Instead, it is more useful to show the formulas needed as you go through the examples.If we want to do something with Excel in a cell, it is absolutely necessary.starts with a sign. Accordingly, the ready-made formula (function or function) logic in Excel is as follows;=ANY_A_FUNCTION(EXPRESSIONS…) Even if it will be empty in a ready function, parentheses are always opened and closed. Parentheses don't necessarily have to contain cell references, they can contain other expressions. It can even be found in other functions in parentheses. =A5+A8with the expression=SUM(A5,A8) are the same things.So why do we have to use ready-made functions? The answer is simple. Trading with normal operators is both time consuming and error prone. Using ready-made functions is both practical and error-proof.
Excel operators;
These
+ Plus
- Minus
/ Divided
* Times
^ exponent
; Semicolon
: Colon ( Open parenthesis) is Kapa Parantez.
The basic rule in mathematics also applies to Excel, the order of operations; first inside the parenthesis, then the exponent, then multiplication, division, addition, subtraction. Type the following formula in cell C2;=5^2*2+4/5-1/(3+6)