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Write basic formulas with Copilot in Excel - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel Quick Tips
Write basic formulas with Copilot in Excel
- [Instructor] Copilot in Excel can help you write very basic formulas. In this example, let's say we want to sum up the Toy Sales right here. We will go into the Home ribbon, and to the right, we will click on the Copilot button. It's going to pop this pane to the right. And we're just going to ask this very basic question to Copilot. We're going to say, "Sum up Toy Sales." We're going to click Send. Amazing, Copilot came up with this formula right here, it's showing me the whole table. And if I go here on Insert row, you can see in cell C11 that my total is showing up. If I click on this button, it is going to add the formula for me in the cell C11. The next operation I want to do with Copilot is to actually do the average of the services revenue. I'm going to make sure I click on my dataset and ask the following to Copilot. "Can you add the average of the services, please?" Always be polite with Copilot. You never know who's watching. (instructor laughing) Copilot came up with this…
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Write basic formulas with Copilot in Excel1m 40s
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Create a dashboard with Copilot in Excel1m 38s
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Match and combine lists with Copilot in Excel1m 45s
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Conditional formatting: Use Copilot to highlight values2m 17s
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Generate quick data insights with Copilot in Excel2m 12s
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