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    Excel uses formulas containing operators to calculate and analyze worksheet data. There are four types of operators: arithmetic operators for basic math functions; comparison operators for logical comparisons that return True/False; a text operator that joins text with the ampersand; and reference operators that combine cell references. Formulas begin with an equal sign and can reference cell values and names to perform operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

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    Excel uses formulas containing operators to calculate and analyze worksheet data. There are four types of operators: arithmetic operators for basic math functions; comparison operators for logical comparisons that return True/False; a text operator that joins text with the ampersand; and reference operators that combine cell references. Formulas begin with an equal sign and can reference cell values and names to perform operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

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    Excel uses formulas containing operators to calculate and analyze worksheet data. There are four types of operators: arithmetic operators for basic math functions; comparison operators for logical comparisons that return True/False; a text operator that joins text with the ampersand; and reference operators that combine cell references. Formulas begin with an equal sign and can reference cell values and names to perform operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

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    IT TOOLS AND BUSINESS SYSTEM

    Chapter : 5.4 Handling Operators

    Topic : 5.4.1 Handling Operators

    Handling Operators
     Excel allows the user to use formulae to calculate and analyze data in their
    worksheet.
     A formula uses the values in cells to perform operations such as addition,
    subtraction, multiplication and division.
     Formulas need mathematical operators such as (+, - , *, /) and can use the cell
    reference or cell names for referring to the contents of a cell.
     A formula always begins with an equal (=) sign.
     Excel allows the user to use formulae to calculate and analyze data in their
    worksheet.
     There are four types of operators.
     Arithmetic operators
     Comparison operators
     Text operator
     Reference operators

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     Arithmetic operator
     These are used to perform basic mathematical operations, and to combine
    numeric values to produce numeric result.

    FIG 5.12: Arithmetic operators

     Comparison operators
     These are used to compare two values and produce a logical result either
    True or False, 0 (Zero) or 1 (one). The following are the Logical operators.

    FIG 5.13: Comparison operators

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     Text operator
     This operator joins two or more text values to produce a single combined text
    value.
     Text formulas use the ampersand (&) operator to work with text cells, text
    strings enclosed in quotation marks, and text function results.

    Operator Name Example Result

    & ampersand ="soft"&"ware" software

    FIG 5.14: Text operator

     Reference operators
     The reference operators combine two cell references or ranges to create a
    single joint reference.

    FIG 5.15: Reference operators

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