MS Excel : Add a CALCULATOR

MS Excel : Add a CALCULATOR

Regularly you might need to do brisk figurings without
utilizing a recipe or capacity.. In Excel, you can place a
calculator in the quick access toolbar so you are always
available. Excel calculator is one of many
commands that you can add to the quick access toolbar

You can use the calculator as you would with any electronic device.
calculator. Click on a number, choose an operator, such as
like the plus (+) key to do the sum, and then click
other number. Press the equal sign key (=) to obtain a
result. Use MS to remember a value, MR to remember it,
and MC to clear the memory.

Statistical and mathematical functions are available.
in the scientific view of the calculator by clicking on View and
then scientist. In this view, you can put a number to the cube,
Find your square root, calculate your record and more. In
standard and scientific views, you can transfer
a value from the calculator to Excel showing it,
Copy it and paste it into a cell.

ADD CALCULATOR
1 Click here and then click More
Commands

The Excel Options dialog box
appears.
2 Click here and select Commands
Not on tape.
3 Click Calculator.
4 Click Add.
l Excel adds the calculator to the
right list.
5 Click OK.

Click on the calculator
button.
l The calculator appears.

USE THE SCIENTIFIC MODE
1 Click on the Calculator button.
2 Click View.
3 Click Scientist.
The calculator is displayed in scientific mode.

Apply it!

To calculate an average, switch to scientific view
and enter the first number to average. Click on the
Sta to display the statistics box. Click on Dat.
Back in the calculator, click on another value to average
and click on Dat. Keep entering data and clicking on Dat
until you have entered all the values. Click on Ave to find
average.

Did you know

For complete instructions on using Excel
Calculator, open the calculator. On the calculator
menu, click Help and then Help Topics. The calculator
the dialog box appears. Click on the Content tab and then
Calculator. A list of topics appears. Click on any topic to
Learn more about the calculator.