Welcome to Quiz Game By S.2B Hung Chun Ho (15). Question No. 1  How to add up the data?

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Welcome to Quiz Game By S.2B Hung Chun Ho (15)

Question No. 1  How to add up the data?

Question No. 2  How to calculate the average value of the columns or rows in the spreadsheet?

Question No. 3  How to find out the largest value of the columns or rows in the spreadsheet?

Question No. 4  How to find out the smallest value of the columns or rows in the spreadsheet?

Question No. 5  How to calculate the difference of the data?

This is the end  Thank you for watching

No. 1 Answer  Use the formula  =SUM(Cell starts : Cell ends)

No.2 Answer  Use the formula  =AVERAGE(Cell starts : Cell ends)

No. 3 Answer  Use the formula  = MAX(Cell starts : Cell ends)

No. 4 Answer  Use the formula  = MIN(Cell starts : Cell ends)

No. 5 Answer  Use the formula  = deduction cell – cell to be deducted