You can use a simple formula to multiply with the * operator. If the values were in cells Q2 and Q3, your formula would be:
=Q2 * Q3
You could also use the PRODUCT function, like this:
=PRODUCT(Q2,Q3)
valueslabelsformulafunctionYou could say text, numbers and dates.
Excel and Microsoft word are two different programs. To ask how to you use excel for typing ms word does not make sense
You may mean the 'median' of a series of numbers, instead of the 'average'. Microsoft Excel will crank out those two statistics in no time.
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Microsoft excel and corel word pro
Microsoft Excel and Open Office Calc
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The standard toolbar and the formatting toolbar.
No, those two are not good choices. If you have it, Microsoft Money or even Microsoft Excel will be much more useful.
MS Excel uses two types of data: text and numbers.
They include Microsoft Excel, Star Office, Quattro, Lotus 123, Lotus Symphony, Microsoft Works, Framework, Ability and Visicalc are just some of the spreadsheet applications, both past and present.
If you open it up and go to the help features you would have a hard time not understanding how to use it within 30 minutes. It really straight forward to do basic things. But like anything the more complex the usage the more complex the knowledge required to use it in that fashion. Overall It is fairly simple. --edit I suppose that is assuming you have basic computer skills and are at least some what experienced in the usage of a computer and menus, biased on the ability to post this question it was assumed.