Excel Black Belt Answers Ownself
Excel Black Belt Answers Ownself
The Anne Cole data point has been selected for you. Rotate the pie
chart exactly 200° so this data point appears at the left side of the
4 chart near the legend.
Enter a formula in cell B10 to return a value of 35000 if the Net Profit
After Tax (cell B9) is greater than or equal to 470000 or 100 if it is
8 not.
Unlock the cells B3:D8 so the user can edit the cells when the
11 worksheet is protected.
Use a custom text filter to show only rows where the expense
15 category (Category column) contains the word server.
Use Goal Seek to find the value for cell C2 that will result in a value
28 of $550,000 for cell B15. Accept the solution.
34 Run the FormatPieChart macro.
In cell E2, enter a formula using TEXTJOIN to combine the text from
cells B2:D2 into a single text string. Use the # character as the
35 delimiter. Ignore blank cells. Use a cell range as the Text1 argument.
Check if this workbook contains elements that are not compatible with
earlier versions of Excel. Close the Compatibility Checker without
48 making any changes.
This workbook includes macros. Save it using the file type that allows
52 macros.
Modify this worksheet so users can select but not edit locked cells.
54 Users should be able to select and edit any cells that are unlocked.
In cell A10, enter a formula using OR to display TRUE if net profit
before tax in 2019 (cell B5) are greater than 750000 (seven
hundred, fifty thousand) or net profit before tax in 2020 (cell C5)
are greater than 750000 (seven hundred, fifty thousand). Use cell
references where appropriate and enter the arguments exactly as
55 described in this question.
57 Insert the current date in cell A1. Do not include the current time.
Use Consolidate to enter values in the selected cells by summing
data from cells B3:D8 in the worksheets Social Media, Direct Mail,
58 and Other. Do not include links to the source data.
In cell F8, enter a formula using the MATCH function to return the
row number of the payment date listed in cell C8. Use the named
range PayDates to reference the cell range for the Payment
3 Date column. Require an exact match.
Modify this worksheet so users can select but not edit locked cells.
27 Users should be able to select and edit any cells that are unlocked.
Enter a formula in cell B10 to return a value of 35000 if the Net Profit
After Tax (cell B9) is greater than or equal to 470000 or 100 if it is
32 not.
36 Run the FormatPieChart macro.
In cell E2, enter a formula using TEXTJOIN to combine the text from
cells B2:D2 into a single text string. Use the # character as the
49 delimiter. Ignore blank cells. Use a cell range as the Text1 argument.
Use a slicer to filter the data in this table to show only rows where
50 the Category value is Coffee or Meals.
In cell F8, enter a formula using the MATCH function to return the
row number of the payment date listed in cell C8. Use the named
range PayDates to reference the cell range for the Payment
2 Date column. Require an exact match.
Insert a Radial Cycle SmartArt diagram. It is the second option in the
third row of the Cycle category. Enter Net Profit as the text for the
circle in the middle. Add Returns as the text for the top circle.
Add Expenses as the text for the circle on the right. Add Salaries as
the text for the bottom circle. Add Draws as the text for the circle on
4 the left. When you are finished, Click outside the diagram.
Modify this worksheet so users can select but not edit locked cells.
22 Users should be able to select and edit any cells that are unlocked.
25 Insert the current date in cell A1. Do not include the current time.
Use a custom text filter to show only rows where the expense
35 category (Category column) contains the word server.
Check if this workbook contains elements that are not compatible with
earlier versions of Excel. Close the Compatibility Checker without
36 making any changes.
37 Remove workbook protection so users can add new worksheets.
In cell B9, enter a formula using NPV to calculate the present value of
a payment plan with variable annual payments as shown in
cells B11:B14. The interest rate is stored in cell B2. Use a cell range
40 as a single Value argument.
Add a calculated field to this PivotTable to calculate the total pay for
48 each employee (=Salary+Bonus). Name the new field Total Pay.
Unlock the cells B3:D8 so the user can edit the cells when the
59 worksheet is protected.
the Date field. Use the timeline to filter the PivotTable to show only
60 dates in April.
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In the Data Ribbon Tab in the Forecast Ribbon Group, you clicked the What-If Analysis bu
Analysis menu, you clicked the Scenario Manager... menu item. Inside the Scenario Mana
the Summary... button. Inside the Scenario Summary dialog, you clicked the OK button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Options navigation button, and clicked the Qu
Inside the Excel Options dialog in the Macros drop-down, you selected All Commands, se
the Excel Options dialog from the Macros Command list, you selected CreateQ2Chart. Ins
Options dialog, you clicked the Add >> button, clicked the OK button.
You clicked the formula bar, typed "=SUM" in the formula bar, clicked the =SUMPRODUC
double-clicked SUMPRODUCT in the Formula AutoComplete list, clicked cell B4, clicked ce
bar, typed "=SUMPRODUCT(Rents, Leases)" in the formula bar, and pressed Enter.
You clicked the formula bar, typed "=A" in the formula bar, double-clicked ABS in the Form
clicked cell C2, typed "=ABS(C2-" in the formula bar, clicked cell D2, typed "=ABS(C2-D2)"
pressed Enter.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the New navigation button, and double-clicked the
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Save As navigation button, clicked the Save a
the Excel Template (*.xltx) item, and clicked the Save button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Options navigation button, and clicked the Qu
Inside the Word Options dialog from the quickAccessAllCommandsSelectList list, you selec
the Word Options dialog, you clicked the Add >> button, clicked the OK button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Check for issues button. In the Check for Issu
the Inspect Document menu item. Inside the Microsoft Excel dialog, you clicked the Yes b
Inspector dialog, you clicked the Re-Inspect button, clicked the Remove All (Comments a
clicked the Remove All (Document Properties and Personal Information) button, and cl
In the Format Ribbon Tab in the Picture Styles Ribbon Group in the Quick Styles menu, you
Rectangle gallery option.
In the Formulas Ribbon Tab in the Function Library Ribbon Group, you clicked the Logical
the Logical menu, you clicked the IFS menu item. You clicked cell B7. Inside the Function
Arguments dialog, you typed B7>=500000 in the Logical_test1 input, typed 50000 in
the Value_if_true1 input. You clicked cell B8, clicked cell B7. Inside the Function
Arguments dialog, you typed B7>=150000 in the Logical_test2 input, typed 5000 in the Val
cell B7. Inside the Function Arguments dialog, you typed B7<150000 in the Logical_test3 in
the Value_if_true3 input, and clicked the OK button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Check for issues button. In the Check for Issu
the Check Compatibility menu item. Inside the Microsoft Excel - Compatibility Checker dia
dialog Close button. You opened the backstage view, clicked the Check for issues button
Issues menu, you clicked the Check Compatibility menu item. Inside the Microsoft Excel -
Checker dialog, you clicked the OK button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Save As navigation button, clicked the Save a
the Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook (*.xlsm) item, and clicked the Save button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Options navigation button, and clicked the Tru
the Excel Options dialog, you clicked the Trust Center Settings... button. You clicked the M
the Trust Center dialog, you selected the Disable all macros with notification Radio Butto
Inside the Excel Options dialog, you clicked the OK button.
You clicked the formula bar, typed "=abs" in the formula bar, clicked the =ABS(C2-D2) vie
the Formula AutoComplete list, clicked cell C2, typed "=ABS(C2-" in the formula bar, clicke
D2)" in the formula bar, and pressed Enter.
In the Review Ribbon Tab in the Protect Ribbon Group, you clicked the Protect Workbook
You opened the backstage view, clicked the New navigation button, and double-clicked the
In the Data Ribbon Tab in the Forecast Ribbon Group, you clicked the What-If Analysis bu
Analysis button, and clicked the Forecast Sheet button. Inside the Create Forecast Works
the Create button.
You opened the backstage view, clicked the New navigation button, and double-clicked the
In the Review Ribbon Tab in the Accessibility Ribbon Group, you clicked the Check Acces
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Options navigation button, and clicked the Qu
Inside the Excel Options dialog, you clicked the Reset button. In the Reset Customizations
only Quick Access Toolbar menu item. Inside the Microsoft Excel dialog, you clicked the
In the Developer Ribbon Tab in the Code Ribbon Group, you clicked the Macros button. In
the Macro name: list, you selected FormatPieChart. Inside the Macro dialog, you clicked th
macro code, pressed Enter.
In the Insert Ribbon Tab in the Illustrations Ribbon Group, you clicked the Pictures button.
Inside the Insert Picture dialog, you clicked the Insert button.
In the Review Ribbon Tab in the Protect Ribbon Group, you clicked the Unprotect Sheet b
You opened the backstage view, clicked the Check for issues button. In the Check for Issu
the Inspect Document menu item. Inside the Microsoft Excel dialog, you clicked the Yes b
Inspector dialog, you clicked the Re-Inspect button, clicked the Remove All (Comments a
clicked the Remove All (Document Properties and Personal Information) button, and cl
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