A colon is used for a range, by putting it between two cell references. So if you want to refer to the range from cell A3 to cell C9, it would be A3:C9 which could be then used in a function:
=SUM(A3:C9)
=AVERAGE(A3:C9)
=MAX(A3:C9)
In a SUM function or in any function that you are specifying a range, a colon between two cell references will be used. So to sum the range from cells A2 to A20, you would do it like this:
=SUM(A2:A20)
The colon (:). To show the range of A1 through A12, use A1:A12.
The symbol used between two code numbers to indicate that a range is available is a
the entire worksheet
all cells between the two cells
hyphen
hyphen
A symbol such as a comma, a colon or a hyphen.
The symbol for Range Resources Corporation in the NYSE is: RRC.
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ER stands for "Employee Range." The number indicates a range of the number of employees in a company. ER2, for example, indicates 500 to 999 employees.
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Values outside of the normal range always indicates the presence of disease?