When you’re building formulas, don’t let Excel’s order of operations trip you up with inaccurate results. Table A is a list of the calculation precedence for many common operators.
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Named ranges are a valuable asset to your Excel workbook because they make it easier to build formulas and navigate through your data. If you think the set-up time for applying named ranges is too much of a burden, you’re wrong.
Here are two ways to quickly assign a named range in your workbook:
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Absolute references keep an Excel cell reference from changing when you copy and paste it into another cell. Although you can manually create an absolute reference by typing a dollar sign before any Excel reference, we’ll show you a faster option.
To toggle between absolute reference options:
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When an Excel formula relies on many other cells to calculate its result, it can be challenging to troubleshoot errors. Instead of using the Formula Auditing toolbar, which itself can be confusing, you can quickly pinpoint precedent and dependent cells using shortcut keys.
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