1. Lesson 7 Using Logical and Financial Functions

2. Lesson Objectives
Use the IF function.
Use the AND, OR, and NOT functions.
Work with cell styles.
Work with page breaks.
Use the PMT and FV functions.
Use depreciation functions.

3. Using Logical Functions
A logical function is a formula that calculates if an expression is true.
There are 7 logical functions: IF, IFERROR, AND, OR, NOT, TRUE, and FALSE.
Except for IF and IFERROR, logical functions show TRUE or FALSE as the result.

4. The syntax for the IF function is:
Using the IF Function
The result of an IF formula can show a value or a label, or it can compute a result.
The IF function can use relational or comparison operators and the usual arithmetic operators.
The syntax for the IF function is:
=IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false)

5. Relational Operators

6. =IF(C5>50,C5*2, "None") IF Function Arguments
Logical_test is the condition. It’s a statement or expression that is either true or false. In the example, the expression C5>50 is either true or false, depending on the value in cell C5.

7. =IF(C5>50,C5*2, "None") IF Function Arguments
Value_if_true is what the formula shows if the logical_test is true. In the example, if C5 is greater than 50, the value in cell C5 is multiplied by 2. The value_if_true can be a formula, a value, text, or a cell reference.

8. =IF(C5>50,C5*2, "None") IF Function Arguments
Value_if_false is what the formula shows if the logical_test is not true. The value_if_false can be a formula, a value, text, or a cell reference. In the example, if the value in cell C5 is 50 or less, the result is the word None.

9. IF Function Arguments

10. Keying an IF Function

11. Using AND, OR, and NOT Functions
These logical functions show either TRUE or FALSE as the result.
They ignore labels and empty cells.
They are used only with values.

12. Using AND

13. Using AND

14. Using OR

15. Using OR

16. Using NOT

17. Working with Cell Styles
A cell style is a set of formatting specifications for labels or values.
A cell style can contain font, number format, border, alignment, fill, and cell protection settings.
The default cell style is Normal.
Click the Cell Styles button to see the Cell Styles gallery.

18. The Cell Styles Gallery

19. Creating and Editing a Cell Style
You can create your own cell style by choosing New Cell Style in the Cell Styles gallery.
Name the style and click Format. Make your choices.
Your styles appear at the top of gallery.
If you edit a style, any cells using it are automatically reformatted.

20. Working with Page Breaks
A page break is a code that tells the printer to start a new page.
Excel inserts automatic page breaks based on the paper size, the margins, the column widths, the font size, etc.
You can insert and delete manual page breaks.

21. Page Break Preview
Manual page break
Automatic page break

22. The Breaks Button
The Breaks button is on the Page Layout command tab in the Page Setup group.

23. Changing Margins in Print Preview
Bottom margin
Right margin
Top margin
Left margin
Header margin
Footer margin

24. Setting Print Titles
Print titles repeat column or row labels on each printed sheet.

25. Printing Page Numbers
You can change the header/footer font from the Home tab or from the Mini toolbar.

26. Using Financial Functions
Financial functions analyze money transactions.
Many financial functions use the concept of an annuity. An annuity is a series of equal payments made at regular intervals for a specified period of time.

27. Financial Function Arguments
Rate is the interest for the period. If you make monthly payments, you must divide the rate by 12 to find the monthly interest rate.
Nper is the total number of periods during which a payment is made, the total number of payments. A 5-year loan with monthly payments has an Nper of 60 (12 months a year * 5 years).

28. Financial Function Arguments
PV is present value or the amount of the loan. It is the current cash value of the transaction.
FV is future value or the cash balance at the end of the time period. For an investment, FV is how much you will have at the end of your savings or investment time. For a loan, the FV is 0 because you must pay back every penny.
Type specifies whether payments are made at the beginning or the end of the period.

29. Using PMT

30. Keying a PMT Function

31. Using Depreciation Functions
Depreciation is the decline in value of an asset. You pay an amount for a car, but it is worth less in three years because it has been used.
Depreciation is a recognized and common business expense.

32. Depreciation Function Arguments
Cost is the original price of the item.
Salvage is the value of the item after it has been depreciated. It is what the item is worth at the end of its life.
Life is the number of periods over which the item is depreciated. This is usually expressed in years.
Period is the time for which depreciation is calculated, using the same units as Life.

33. Using the DB Function

34. Keying a DB Function

35. Summary
The IF function enables you to create formulas that test whether a condition is true. If it is true, you specify what should be shown or done, and you also set what happens if the condition is false.
The IF function can show text in its result, it can calculate a value, or it can show a cell reference.
AND, OR, and NOT are logical functions that show either TRUE or FALSE as a result.
Logical functions use relational or comparison operators.

36. Summary
A style is a set of formatting attributes for labels and values.
Cell styles appear in a gallery with Live Preview. They are coordinated with the document theme.
You can remove all formatting from a cell and return to the default Normal style.
You can create your own style and save it with the worksheet.

37. Summary Page breaks determine where a new page starts.
Excel inserts automatic page breaks based on the paper size and the margins.
You can insert and delete your own page breaks.
Page Break Preview shows the page breaks as solid or dashed blue lines.

38. Summary
If a worksheet requires more than one page, you can repeat column or row headings from page to page to make it easier to read the worksheet.
The Margins tab in the Page Setup dialog box includes options to center a page horizontally or vertically.
You can print each page number as well as the total number of pages in a worksheet as a header or a footer.

39. Summary
Financial functions include PMT and FV and other common business calculations such as depreciation.
The PMT function calculates a regular payment for a loan, using an interest rate.
The FV function calculates how much an investment will be worth in the future at a given interest rate.

40. Summary
The DB function calculates how much of its value an asset loses each year during its life.
Negative numbers can be shown in red, within parentheses, or with a leading minus (–) sign.