Excel Productivity Tips

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    1. Getting Started & Navigating Excel
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    Bitesize Business School helps you get started with Excel by demonstrating how to open a new document and template, save a file, and explore the Ribbon.

    Getting Started & Navigating Excel
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    Bitesize Business School helps you get started with Excel by demonstrating how to open a new document and template, save a file, and explore the Ribbon.

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    2. How to Use Excel Formulas
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    In this beginner-friendly lesson from Bitesize Business School, gain an overview of using Excel formulas, with a focus on the all-important SUM formula.

    How to Use Excel Formulas
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    In this beginner-friendly lesson from Bitesize Business School, gain an overview of using Excel formulas, with a focus on the all-important SUM formula.

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    3. Using & Creating Formulas in Excel
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    Learn how to separate text values into separate cells, apply a formula down an entire column, and much more in this lesson on working with Excel formulas.

    Using & Creating Formulas in Excel
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    Learn how to separate text values into separate cells, apply a formula down an entire column, and much more in this lesson on working with Excel formulas.

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    4. The CONCATENATE Function in Excel
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    Do you want to learn how to combine text from different cells into one cell? Discover how to use the CONCATENATE function in Microsoft Excel.

    The CONCATENATE Function in Excel
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    Do you want to learn how to combine text from different cells into one cell? Discover how to use the CONCATENATE function in Microsoft Excel.

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    5. The SUMPRODUCT Function in Excel
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    In this Microsoft Excel lesson from Bitesize Business School, learn how to use the SUMPRODUCT function to perform multi-column summation with ease.

    The SUMPRODUCT Function in Excel
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    In this Microsoft Excel lesson from Bitesize Business School, learn how to use the SUMPRODUCT function to perform multi-column summation with ease.

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    Erik L
    Technically, the question asking if parentheses should be included in the formula SUM is wrong. Because SUM is the name of an Excel formula, parentheses are needed. You don’t need parentheses when adding two cells, as in =A1+A2, but when using SUM, you do, =SUM(A1+A2). I suggest rewording the question.
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