Questions: where appropriate and copy the formula to cells G3:G32.
Create a named range DailyTotal for cells F2:F32.
Transcript text: where appropriate and copy the formula to cells G3:G32.
Create a named range DailyTotal for cells F2:F32.
Solution
To address the question, let's break down the steps required:
Copy the formula to cells G3:G32:
This step involves ensuring that a specific formula is applied to a range of cells. If you have a formula in cell G2, you need to copy it down to cells G3 through G32.
In Excel, you can do this by selecting cell G2, then dragging the fill handle (a small square at the bottom-right corner of the cell) down to cell G32. Alternatively, you can copy cell G2 (Ctrl+C), select the range G3:G32, and paste (Ctrl+V).
Create a named range DailyTotal for cells F2:F32:
A named range in Excel allows you to refer to a specific range of cells with a name, making formulas easier to read and manage.
To create a named range for cells F2:F32:
Select the range F2:F32.
Go to the "Formulas" tab on the Ribbon.
Click on "Define Name" in the Defined Names group.
In the "New Name" dialog box, enter "DailyTotal" as the name.
Ensure the "Refers to" box contains the range F2:F32.
Click "OK" to create the named range.
By following these steps, you will have successfully copied the formula to the specified range and created a named range for the cells F2:F32.