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Perder el miedo a las fórmulas, entender sus fundamentos y cómo se aplican, y desmentir algunos mitos comunes.

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Formulas undécimo dos
 

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Perder el miedo a las fórmulas, entender sus fundamentos y cómo se aplican, y desmentir algunos mitos comunes.

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Todas las fórmulas deben comenzar con el signo + (más)

2

Si escribo =5+3*2 en una celda, el resultado será 16.

3

Si una fórmula muestra #¡VALOR!, significa que he olvidado empezar la fórmula con el signo =.

4

Si en una celda aparece el error #¡DIV/0!, significa que intentaste dividir un número entre cero.

5

Si necesito que una parte de mi fórmula siempre apunte a la celda D10, sin importar a dónde copie la fórmula, debo escribirla como $D$10. Esto es una referencia absoluta.

6

Si quiero encontrar el valor más grande en un rango de celdas (por ejemplo, A1 a A50), la función correcta a usar es =MAXIMO(A1:A50)

7

Las funciones en Excel, como SUMA o PROMEDIO, son simplemente atajos para escribir fórmulas muy largas y complicadas.

8

Puedo usar el "Asistente de funciones" (el botón fx en la barra de fórmulas) para buscar funciones y entender qué argumentos necesitan.

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Una referencia relativa (como C5) cambia automáticamente cuando copio la fórmula a otras celdas.

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En la fórmula =A1+B1, A1 y B1 son ejemplos de "operadores aritméticos".

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