Yes it can. It enables you to enter a function into the worksheet.
You can use the Insert Function feature.
Fx represents functions. It is on the Formula Bar and on the Insert Function Button. Clicking on it starts the process of allowing you to enter a function.
Use the Enter button
You can use the Insert Function button and choose the Math and Trigonometry category. From there you can pick the function you need and enter it in. All the main ones are there. You can enter in the radians using the PI function. So to get the SINE for 45° you would enter it as follows: =SIN(45*PI()/180) You can also use the RADIANS function: =SIN(RADIANS(45))
Before you unlock the bank hold down the "Set" button. The year will then start flashing on it's own. Then just use the arrow keys to set the year, date and time. Once your happy with your decision press the Enter button. E.g 2012 --> Enter. April --> Enter. 15th --> Enter etc etc. Hope this helped!
the tab button or the enter
Insert Function in Excel allows you to enter a function into your worksheet. You can choose your function from different categories fo functions. It will also give you a little help on the function so that you can use it in the correct way.
The enter key has an analogous function to the return lever on a typewriter.
You can enter them by just typing them in with the keyboard. You can also use the Insert Function facility.
It's the Enter Button.
You can use the <Input> Tag or the <Button> Tag. Ex: <button type="button">Enter</button> or <input type="button" value="Enter" />
To properly link references in Word documents, you can use the "Insert Hyperlink" feature. Highlight the text you want to link, then click on the "Insert" tab, select "Hyperlink," and enter the URL or file path you want to link to. You can also create a clickable table of contents by using the "Insert Table of Contents" feature.