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Excel worksheets are made up of many rows and columns, which you use to enter your data. The cells in these rows and columns can contain multiple types of information, including numbers, text, currency, dates, and even formulas. Formulas compute results from existing data. For example, a formula might calculate the sum or average of numbers in specified cells.
You place each piece of data in its own cell, which is identified by its position in the worksheet. For example, cell C5 resides in the fifth row of column C. To enter data, you simply select the cell and start typing.
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