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=AVERAGE(Firstcell:lastcell) i think
You can use the Insert Function button fx on the Formula bar to find an Excel function by typing a description of the formula at the Insert Function dialog box, in the Search for a function text box and then click Go.
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.
It has no special name. It is just the plus sign.
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There are lots of ways. Go to the Insert Menu and choose Function. Click on the Fx just beside the formula bar, or on the Formulas ribbon.
Change the formula to use absolute references instead of relative references. Instead of =A2+B3, use =$A$2+$B$3.
The Formula Bar shows those things. Included in it is what is specifically known as the Name Box, which is where the address is shown. The Insert Function button is beside that and then the Formula Box part, when you can see the contents of the cell.
In Excel an equation can be a formula. All formulas in Excel must start with the equals sign. That is what tells Excel it is a formula.
Excel does not create stylized text, but you can insert WordArt. You will find the WordArt option in Excel 2007 on the Insert tab in the Text section.
The Name Box is on the Formula Bar, so if it is visible, then so will the Name Box. It can be hidden or shown through the View section of Options.
To insert a bracket in a cell, you just press the [ or ] key.If you are trying to enter braces { or } (usually Shift-[ and Shift-]) to indicate an array formula, you use a special procedure:Type your array formula in a cell.Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER.If you edit the formula, you need to press Press CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER again to let Excel know you want an array formula.