S4 1 Using Conditional Formatting Formulas in Excel 365 Starting Spreadsheet
S4 1 Using Conditional Formatting Formulas in Excel 365 Starting Spreadsheet
EXCEL
Get ready:
You will find all the documents needed for this exercise in the “Course Sessions” section on Le
First ,
· This starting spreadsheet will be the support document available to you to complete the exercise
Then , at the end of the course :
· The finish spreadsheet will be the support document available to you as an additional help to complete the exercise or a self
· The Exercise step-by-step answers will give you all the answers (step-by-step procedure) to complete the exercise
The Exercise:
To complete the exercise successfully, you will need to do the following tasks:
e employee has submitted timesheet and closed all the issues on time, then populate the cell D3 with the text ‘Eligible’. Else, populate the cell D3 with th
igible’ using the New Rule (Use a formula to determine which cells to format) option in Conditional Formatting feature, formula to use : =$D3 ="Eli
ns the text ‘Very Good’ or the cell C2 contains the text ‘Very Low’. Else populate the cell D2 with the text ‘No’. Like IF(OR(?; ?); "?"; "?")
ll D2. If the vendor is a preferred vendor, populate cell E2 with the value ‘1000’, else populate it with the value ‘200’. Like IF(NOT(?);?;?)
Eligible’. Else, populate the cell D3 with the text ‘Not Eligible’ like IF(B4="?";IF(C4="?";"?"; "?");"?") or like IF(And( B4="?"; C4="?") ;"?"; "?")
Football 300 3
Skates 400 4
Swimsuit 500 5
Volleyball 700 7
Frisbee 800 8
V1 Good High
V2 Mediocre Very Low
V3 Poor High
V4 Very Good Low
V5 Mediocre Very Low
V6 Poor High
V7 Very Good Low
V8 Good Very Low
V9 Good High
Preferred Vendor Order Quantity to be
placed