Std VI | II Semester Revision | Lesson 7, Lesson 8 & Lesson 9
Lesson 7, Lesson 8 & Lesson 9 – All Questions & Answers
Lesson No. 7 – Formula and Functions in Excel
A) Answer the Following
Q1. What is a formula in Excel?
Ans: A formula is used to perform calculations in Excel and starts with (=).
Q2. State any one rule for writing a formula in Excel.
Ans: A formula must begin with an equal (=) sign.
Q3. What is cell referencing?
Ans: It is the method of referring to cells in a formula.
Q4. What is relative cell referencing?
Ans: It changes automatically when copied.
Q5. What is absolute cell referencing?
Ans: It remains fixed and uses the $ symbol.
Q6. Name any two types of functions in Excel.
Ans: Mathematical and Text functions.
B) True or False
- A formula in Excel always starts with (=) – True
- Cell referencing helps Excel identify the cell used in a formula – True
- Relative cell reference remains fixed when copied – False
- Absolute cell reference uses the dollar ($) sign – True
- Functions are used only for typing text – False
- Formulas can be copied using copy and paste – True
- Date and Time functions work without formulas – False
C) Match the Following
| Column A | Answer | Column B |
| 1. Formula | g. Performs calculation | a. Work with text |
| 2. Relative reference | e. Changes when copied | b. Duplicate calculation |
| 3. Absolute reference | d. Uses $ symbol | c. Part fixed, part change |
| 4. Mixed reference | c. Part fixed, part change | d. Uses $ symbol |
| 5. Copy formula | b. Duplicate calculation | e. Changes when copied |
| 6. Mathematical functions | f. Addition and subtraction | f. Addition and subtraction |
| 7. Text functions | a. Work with text | g. Performs calculation |
D) Full Forms
- MS Excel – Microsoft Excel
- CPU – Central Processing Unit
- SUM – Summation Function
- AVG – Average
- IF – Logical If Function
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