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Excel has seven core formulas that handle most everyday tasks.

• SUM adds up a range of cells. Example: =SUM(B2:B20) adds all values in that range.
• AVERAGE returns the central value. Use =AVERAGE(C1:C50) for quick insights.
• COUNT ignores blank cells and text. =COUNT(D:D) counts all numbers in column D.
• MIN and MAX spot outliers instantly. =MIN(E1:E100) returns the lowest; =MAX does the opposite.
• IF lets your spreadsheet make choices. The backbone of conditional logic.
• VLOOKUP retrieves data from another column. =VLOOKUP("Apple",A:B,2,FALSE) finds "Apple" and returns column B.

Once you know these, you can handle 80% of typical Excel work.

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The function keys F1 through F4 speed up common Excel tasks.

• F1 opens the Excel Help panel. Useful for quick lookups without leaving your spreadsheet.
• F2 activates the cursor inside a cell. Tap F2 instead of double-clicking to edit.
• F3 helps insert defined names into formulas. Only works if you've created named ranges first.
• F4 cycles through reference types in formulas. In a formula, pressing F4 adds or removes $ signs.

Small shortcuts add up to big productivity gains.

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