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These seven formulas cover the bulk of what you'll do in Excel.

• SUM adds up a range of cells. Example: =SUM(B2:B20) adds all values in that range.
• AVERAGE calculates the arithmetic average. Handy for analysing test scores or sales figures.
• COUNT tells you how many cells contain numbers. Perfect for tracking completed entries.
• MIN and MAX spot outliers instantly. Great for budgets or performance tracking.
• IF tests a condition and returns different results. =IF(F2>100,"High","Low") labels values automatically.
• VLOOKUP matches and returns related information. =VLOOKUP("Apple",A:B,2,FALSE) finds "Apple" and returns column B.

Start here and you'll build confidence quickly.

One-to-one Excel tuition in Altofts averages £20/h.

The final price can vary depending on several factors:

• Your skill level (basic, proficient, or expert)
• Your tutor's background and credentials (Microsoft certifications, teaching history)
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• How lessons are delivered (online, at your home, or at the tutor's location)

A number of tutors provide a free first lesson so you can test their teaching style before committing.

Learning F1–F4 shortcuts saves time on repetitive operations.

• F1 opens the Excel Help panel. Useful for quick lookups without leaving your spreadsheet.
• F2 lets you modify cell contents directly. Shows the formula bar content in the cell itself.
• F3 opens the Paste Name dialogue box. Speeds up formula writing in complex workbooks.
• F4 cycles through reference types in formulas. Outside formulas, it duplicates formatting or commands.

These four keys alone can cut your workflow time noticeably.

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