Excel Chapter 3: Spreadsheets in...
Objectives

  1. Describe the purpose of the PMT and FV functions; list the arguments associated with each function.

  2. Use the PMT function to calculate the payment for a car loan or home mortgage; use the FV function to determine the future value of a retirement account.

  3. Explain how the Goal Seek command can facilitate the decision-making process in conjunction with the PMT and/or FV functions.

  4. Define a mixed reference; use mixed references to vary two parameters within the FV or PMT functions.

  5. Use the AVERAGE, MAX, MIN, and COUNT functions in a worksheet.

  6. Use the IF and VLOOKUP functions to implement decision-making in a worksheet.

  7. Freeze and unfreeze, hide and unhide, the rows and columns in a worksheet; explain how these commands facilitate working with large worksheets.

  8. Describe the various options within the Page Setup command that are used in conjunction with printing large spreadsheets.



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