Question

please answer this....​

Answer 1

1. The cell address in a formula is also called dot operator (.)

• Dot operator - It is use to make formula between two or more values.

2. A formula always begins with an = sign.

• = -> without equals to sign formula will not work.

3. Formulas are used to perform calculations.

• Calculations - calculation is done in the cell where you typed formula.

4. The cell address in a formula that does not change on copying is consider as Absolute refrence.

• Absolute refrence - Formula that doesn't change after copying.

5. To use sheet reference, you need to enter sheet number, cell address and cell reference.

• Cell refrence - Range of the cell.
• Cell address - Alfhanumerical value.

6. Arguments are input to functions, which accept values as number or text.

• Arguments - Variables like ( a, b, c ... etc)

7. A function must be followed by opening and closing parenthesis.

• Parenthesis - brackets ( )

Answer 2

Answer:

1. The cell address in a formula is also called dot operator (.)

Dot operator - It is use to make formula between two or more values.

2. A formula always begins with an = sign.

= -> without equals to sign formula will not work.

3. Formulas are used to perform calculations.

Calculations - calculation is done in the cell where you typed formula.

4. The cell address in a formula that does not change on copying is consider as Absolute refrence.

Absolute refrence - Formula that doesn't change after copying.

5. To use sheet reference, you need to enter sheet number, cell address and cell reference.

Cell refrence - Range of the cell.

Cell address - Alfhanumerical value.

6. Arguments are input to functions, which accept values as number or text.

Arguments - Variables like ( a, b, c ... etc)

7. A function must be followed by opening and closing parenthesis.

Parenthesis - brackets ( )