How to add equations on excel

Introduction

Hello! My name is Ayat, and I am studying architecture, and I'm going into my last year in cegep. If you're not familiar about the program, I will explain in general what is our role. We do a lot of detailed plans for the walls in order to have a house that stands well on the foundation and that the insulation looks good. For that, it is very important that our calculation is precise and organize.

The Problem

Sometimes, we have to deal with a lot of equations all at once and it can be very long and overwhelming to deal with all the equations.

Imagine that you needed X amount of insulation on a specific wall and on the plans you've written down another amount of isolation, it could cost a lot of money for the client or the architect.

It can be difficult to deal with all those equations. But don't worry. I have a perfect solution so that your data is all clean, organized and precise.

The Quest

First, excel will be your best friend and most of the time, the school give it to you.

on the top right corner you will click on Blank workbook
once you are on your workbook, look in the navigation menu and click in ''draw''
it will bring you in a new navigation menu and in the new one click on ''math''

The Solution

Now here is where you want to go ahead and write down your equation in the text box.
Sometimes, you can make a mistake but that is alright go ahead and click ''select and correct'' in the navigation menu.
You can now change it for the right one
Once you're done with your equation, you can click insert in the bottom right corner.

The Conclusion

So, if you have to deal with equations in your program, That is an easy, fast and clean way to solve your problem for the equation.
I showed you how to add your equation without searching through all the formulas, and I did it using the website excel. I hope this was helpful to you

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