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Using Auditing Tools | Advanced Formulas and Functions
Excel Essentials
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Excel Essentials

Excel Essentials

1. Introduction to Excel
2. Entering and Formatting Data
3. Basic Formulas and Functions
4. Advanced Formulas and Functions
5. Data Management and Analysis
6. Visualizing Data with Charts and Graphs
7. Working with Worksheets and Workbooks

Using Auditing Tools

Now we're going to explore Excel's auditing tools.

These powerful features help you trace and validate your formulas, ensuring accuracy and uncovering any errors that might be lurking in your spreadsheet.

By getting the hang of these auditing tools, you'll be able to troubleshoot and optimize your spreadsheets effectively, saving time and reducing errors.

Key Points

  • Use the Trace Precedents function to see which cells contribute to a formula;
  • Use the Trace Dependents function to see which cells rely on a formula's value;
  • Utilize the Evaluate Formula tool to step through and understand complex formulas;
  • Monitor critical cell values in real-time using the Watch Window.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Mark tasks as Completed

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Sección 4. Capítulo 5

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Using Auditing Tools

Now we're going to explore Excel's auditing tools.

These powerful features help you trace and validate your formulas, ensuring accuracy and uncovering any errors that might be lurking in your spreadsheet.

By getting the hang of these auditing tools, you'll be able to troubleshoot and optimize your spreadsheets effectively, saving time and reducing errors.

Key Points

  • Use the Trace Precedents function to see which cells contribute to a formula;
  • Use the Trace Dependents function to see which cells rely on a formula's value;
  • Utilize the Evaluate Formula tool to step through and understand complex formulas;
  • Monitor critical cell values in real-time using the Watch Window.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Mark tasks as Completed

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Sección 4. Capítulo 5

Elige tu plan

Using Auditing Tools

Now we're going to explore Excel's auditing tools.

These powerful features help you trace and validate your formulas, ensuring accuracy and uncovering any errors that might be lurking in your spreadsheet.

By getting the hang of these auditing tools, you'll be able to troubleshoot and optimize your spreadsheets effectively, saving time and reducing errors.

Key Points

  • Use the Trace Precedents function to see which cells contribute to a formula;
  • Use the Trace Dependents function to see which cells rely on a formula's value;
  • Utilize the Evaluate Formula tool to step through and understand complex formulas;
  • Monitor critical cell values in real-time using the Watch Window.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

¿Todo estuvo claro?

Now we're going to explore Excel's auditing tools.

These powerful features help you trace and validate your formulas, ensuring accuracy and uncovering any errors that might be lurking in your spreadsheet.

By getting the hang of these auditing tools, you'll be able to troubleshoot and optimize your spreadsheets effectively, saving time and reducing errors.

Key Points

  • Use the Trace Precedents function to see which cells contribute to a formula;
  • Use the Trace Dependents function to see which cells rely on a formula's value;
  • Utilize the Evaluate Formula tool to step through and understand complex formulas;
  • Monitor critical cell values in real-time using the Watch Window.

Tarea

  • Select C22. Click on Trace Precedents on the Formulas tab. Then, click Trace Dependents.
  • Select C22. Click on Trace Dependents on the Formulas tab.
  • Select C22. Click on Evaluate Formula on the Formulas tab. Then, click Evaluate.
  • Click on Watch Window in the Formulas tab. Select H34 to H40. Click Add Watch.

Sección 4. Capítulo 5
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