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now that we're comfortable
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the general layout of Excel
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understanding cells and how we refer to cells
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cell referencing
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or sell addresses
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is relatively straightforward
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it helps to think of a spreadsheet
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as a series of intersecting columns and rows
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which we can see here by different labeling
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we have columns that are labeled with letters
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like this column B right here
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we have rows that are labeled with numbers
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like row 2 right here together
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these two pieces of information make up a coordinate
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which tells us a cell's address
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which is also called the cell reference for that cell
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so here you can see
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I've clicked on cell B2
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we can come up with that by ourselves
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just by looking at the column and looking at the row
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and seeing that we're in B2
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but we can also refer to the name box here
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to see any particular cells
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address that we've clicked on
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by clicking and dragging
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we can also highlight a range of cells
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a group of consecutive cells like this
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is called a range
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we refer to a range of cells
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by the beginning cell and end cell
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and so we would say that this range within column B
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is B2 to B eight
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and usually we would include a colon in there
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and so would be B2 colon
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B8 colon for a single column range like this
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we can also have a two dimensional range
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where we have more than one row or column in which case
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we refer to that range by the upper left cell B2
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and the lower right cell C8
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so we would say that this collection of cells
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is cell range B2 to C8
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again with a colon
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you'll notice in the name box
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that we still only have one cell reference here
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one cell address
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that's always gonna show us the cell that's highlighted
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the cell the cell that was originally clicked on
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even though we dragged through and created this range
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again this information is important because later on
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we need to refer to other cells when we're making plots
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we need to refer to other cells
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when we're making calculations and data summaries
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and so when we move into more advanced topics
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we'll revisit this topic of cell referencing
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to learn some more detail
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but for right now
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this is all we need to know to get started with Excel
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