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EXCEL EXAM
v 1.4
Updated 14DEC18
** All answers in yellow highlighted cells should be in formula **
PART I.
Convert the given value to the required format exactly as what shown in the example (Row7). Use of Ribbon Formatting tools i
Percentage Date
0.1090 10.9% 1/22/2017 22-JAN-17
0.4800 48% 12/25/2017 25-12-2017
0.8160 82% 8/24/1995 24-08-1995
0.5237 52% 5/1/1984 1-05-1984
PART II.
PART III.
PART V.
Write a formula in the yellow highlighted cells below (E72:E86) to determine if a product is a "PASS" or "FAIL" based on the pa
the rules indicated in cell A67. The conditional formatting should highlight the whole row in the given table (A72:E86) includin
required information (yellow cells in Colum G to J).
Special Note: All formula from this part of test should dynamically change should there be a change in the PASSING UNIT SA
Size
Small
Medium
Large
TOTAL # OF UNIT SALES
Ribbon Formatting tools is discouraged.
Month TIME
8/7/2016 AUGUST 13:00 01:00 PM
6/8/1985 June 9:15 09:15 AM
4/1/2011 April 23:23 11:23 PM
10/1/2017 October 12:00 12:00 PM
What is the total sales of products that only sold less than 45 units?
What's the difference between all large-sized products and small-sized products in unit sales?
or "FAIL" based on the passing unit sale value (C65). After that, create a conditional formatting following
table (A72:E86) including Product #, Fruit, Size, Unit sales and PASS/FAIL. Ensure to answer all other
500
$63.98
$72.80
$77.84
$82.79
$93.23
$112.58
$117.89
$137.78
$146.06
$157.22
** All answers in yellow highlighted cells should be in formula **
PART VII.
INSTRUCTION
List down Agent Name in Table B based from Table A that has unit sales of more than zero. The list in Table B Should have no
Table A Table B
Name Sales Agent Name
Epis 0
Teo 2
Lubu 4
Jane 0
Colt 8
Maria 0 x
Bathory 5 x
Elysia 1 x
Frey 0 x
Erze 0 x
PART VIII.
In column B, you have the average result for each agent for their sales target. In column C, write your formula which returns a r
Fail (when the average is below 10)
Pass (when the average is between 10 and 12)
Good (when the average is between 12 and 14)
Very Good (when the average is between 14 and 16)
Excellent (when the average is beyond 16)
NA (other than mentioned above)
ite your formula which returns a result based on the below remarks.
PART IX.
INSTRUCTION (as comment)