Fall 2024 In-Person				Professor Albert Wu	Presented 11/2/2024
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1.	Title Slide					7.	Straight vs. Weighted Average
2.	Order of Precedence					8.	Which Chart Type?
3.	Common Functions					9.	Pie Chart
4.	Absolute vs. Relative Cell Reference					10.	Line Chart
5.	Using the Fill Handle to fill out a Series					11.	Column or Bar Chart
6.	Always double check wizard's assumptions					12.	Other Chart Types & Questions?
			Fill Handle is the lower right corner of the active cell (i.e. cell where the cursor is on). Filling is similar to copy and paste except that if the starting cell(s) is/are part of a Series, filling will paste the subsequent values of the Series instead of simply filling the resulting cells with the same values as the starting cell(s). For example, if you highlighted a cell with ‘January’ or ‘Monday’, and used the Fill Handle to fill subsequent cells, Excel will fill the next month or next day of the week whereas copy and paste would simply paste ‘January’ or ‘Monday’. You can create your own Series (e.g. S, M, L, XL, XXL) or define your own interval when filling. For example, instead of using 1 to fill 1, 2, 3, 4; you want to fill with only odd numbers (i.e. interval of 2), you would start the sequence by typing 1 in the first cell then 3 in the next cell, highlight both cells then fill.