Abstract
When you have finished working through this chapter you should be able to
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Understand what a spreadsheet is, and how it can be used for financial purposes
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Be aware that a spreadsheet cell may contain TEXT, a NUMBER, or a FORMULA
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Set up a worksheet to perform calculations using numbers, formulae, operators and functions
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Understand the difference between an ABSOLUTE and a relative cell reference
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Know how to enhance the appearance of a worksheet by changing column widths, selecting appropriate fonts and styles, formatting to an appropriate number of decimal places, inserting extra rows, columns or page breaks
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Display a worksheet showing the formulae
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Print out and save a worksheet
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Construct a spreadsheet template to use repeatedly for different versions of the same procedure
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Use a spreadsheet to draw a bar chart, a pie CHART, a LINE chart and an XY CHART and to print them out
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© 1996 Ruth A. Schmidt and Helen Wright
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Schmidt, R.A., Wright, H. (1996). Introduction to Spreadsheets: Calculations and Charts. In: Financial Aspects of Marketing. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25020-2_6
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