Use Of Function in Google Sheets

 Use Of Function in Google Sheets

Functions are a powerful feature in Google Sheets that allow you to perform calculations and manipulate data in a variety of ways. Here are some common functions and how to use them in Google Sheets:

1. SUM Function: The SUM function adds up a range of cells. To use the SUM function, type "=SUM(" in a cell, select the cells you want to add up, and then close the parenthesis.
2. AVERAGE Function: The AVERAGE function calculates the average of a range of cells. To use the AVERAGE function, type "=AVERAGE(" in a cell, select the cells you want to average, and then close the parenthesis.
3. COUNT Function: The COUNT function counts the number of cells in a range that contain numbers. To use the COUNT function, type "=COUNT(" in a cell, select the cells you want to count, and then close the parenthesis.
4. MAX and MIN Functions: The MAX and MIN functions find the largest and smallest values in a range of cells, respectively. To use the MAX function, type "=MAX(" in a cell, select the cells you want to find the maximum value of, and then close the parenthesis. To use the MIN function, type "=MIN(" in a cell, select the cells you want to find the minimum value of, and then close the parenthesis.
5. IF Function: The IF function allows you to perform conditional calculations based on the contents of a cell. To use the IF function, type "=IF(" in a cell, specify the condition you want to check, specify what to do if the condition is true, and specify what to do if the condition is false.

These are just a few examples of the many functions available in Google Sheets. To access the full list of functions, click on the "fx" button next to the formula bar.