Describe the difference between a formula and a function explaining where you can use each, how you can test them, and their use in a linked spreadsheet. Use specific examples.
A formula is a expression which calculates the value of a cell.It is basically what you write for a task
Functions are pre defined formulas that exist already in the spreadsheet.
To enter a formulae:
1. enter a cell
2.enter= to start or let the spreadsheet you are about to type
3. enter the cells cells you are about to add for eg: =A1+A2+A3, which gives you the sum of A1 to A3
Whereas the function already present in excel is =Sum(A1:A3)
Describe the difference between a formula and a function explaining where you can use each, how you can test them, and t...
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