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ENTER
left-click the mouse and drag the cursor down up to Cell C6 without leaving
the left button (Fig. 1.51b). As we release the left button on the mouse, we
get the result shown in Fig. 1.51c.
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Note that formula
which we type in
Excel is not case
sensitive, we can
use upper as well as
lower case. For
example, if we wish
to use Average
function, we can
type “=Average( )”,
“=average( )”or
“=AVERAGE( )”.
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