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    This document provides instructions for using formulas and functions in Excel. It explains how to use the $ to lock cell references, the F2 key to edit the formula bar, and Ctrl+D to automatically fill down new entries. It also demonstrates how to combine text from multiple cells using the & operator and surround text in formulas with double quotes.

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    This document provides instructions for using formulas and functions in Excel. It explains how to use the $ to lock cell references, the F2 key to edit the formula bar, and Ctrl+D to automatically fill down new entries. It also demonstrates how to combine text from multiple cells using the & operator and surround text in formulas with double quotes.

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    XCEL

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    This document provides instructions for using formulas and functions in Excel. It explains how to use the $ to lock cell references, the F2 key to edit the formula bar, and Ctrl+D to automatically fill down new entries. It also demonstrates how to combine text from multiple cells using the & operator and surround text in formulas with double quotes.

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    USE OF $

    FORMULA BAR PRESS F2


    PUT $ THROUGH F4
    CTRL+D SELECT THE CELLS ALL NEW ENTRY CUMS AUTOMATICALLY
    USE OF &
    D6& " " &E6& " "&F6
    "FINANCIAL MODEL FOR "&G10 (COMBINE 2 COLUMS SENTENCE WITH EACHOTHER)
    IF WRITING TEXT IN A FORMULA USE “”.
    EBITDA IS A BEST WAY TO COMPARE TWO INDUSTRY.

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