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Q. 1 The following worksheet contains Roll.Nos. & Marks in 5 subject of a

student. Calculate his grades as per the following :

Marks Grades

0-40 4
40-50 3
50-60 2
60 & above 1

A B C D E F
1 Roll No. ENG HINDI SCIENCE MATHS SO. SCI
2 110 45 56 67 78 60
3 GRADE
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11

Answer:

Enter headings & data as shown in columns A to F

To calculate GRADES using HLOOKUP

1. Enter Marks & Grades in rows 8 & 9 as follows

A B C D E
8 MARKS 0 40 50 60
9 GRADE 4 3 2 1
2. At B3 enter =HLOOKUP(B2, $B$8:$E$9 , 2)
3. Grade is displayed for the first subject. Drag the formula up to F3 to get
grades for all the subjects.

Q. 2 The following worksheet contains Names & Sale for 10 salesmen.

Calculate their bonus as per the following :

Sale Bonus
0-30000 0
30000-40000 3000
40000-50000 4000
50000-60000 5000
60000-70000 6000
70000-80000 7000
80000 & above 8000
 A B C D H I
1 NAME SALE BONUS 0 0
2 Deep 30000 30000 3000
3 Jayesh 40000 40000 4000
4 Yash 45000 50000 5000
5 Sara 48000 60000 6000
6 Gita 55000 70000 7000
7 Jinal 32000 80000 8000
8 Kavita 66000
9 Minal 23000
10 Naresh 43000
11 Rima 37000

Answer:

Enter headings & data as shown in columns A to F

To calculate BONUS using VLOOKUP

1. Enter Sale & Bonus in columns H & I as follows

H I
0 0
30000 3000
40000 4000
50000 5000
60000 6000
70000 7000
80000 8000

2. At C2 enter =VLOOKUP(B2, $H$1:$I$7 , 2)

3. BONUS is displayed for the first salesman. Drag the formula up to C11 to
get bonus for all the salesmen.
Q. 3 The following worksheet contains Customer No. , Number of units consumed for
10 customers.

Calculate their bill amount as per the following :

Number of units Rate

< 200 Rs. 3
>=200, < 500 Rs. 6
>= 500 Rs. 10

A B C D H I
1 Cust. No.of Rate Bill Units Rate
No. Units Amount
2 1101 340 0 3
3 1102 180 200 6
4 1103 400 500 8
5 1104 600
6 1105 350
7 1106 470
8 1107 890
9 1108 200
10 1109 500
11 1110 360

Answer:

Enter headings & data as shown in columns H to I

To calculate RATE using LOOKUP

1. Enter Units & Rate in columns H & I as follows

H I
0 3
200 6
500 8

2. At C2 enter =LOOKUP(B2, $H$2:$H$4 , $I$2:$I$4)

3. Rate is displayed for the first customer. Drag the formula up to C11 to
get bonus for all the customers.
4. In D2 enter the formula = B2*C2
5. Bill amount is displayed for the first customer. Drag the formula up to D11
to get bonus for all the customers.

EXCEL PRACTICAL – 2

Q1 . A worksheet contains Roll Number , Marks in 2 subjects for 50 students in a class.

Calculate Result and Grade using the following:

A student is declared as PASS if he gets 40 or more in both the subjects , Otherwise

FAIL.

All FAILED students will be given Grade IV

For PASSED students Grade will be obtained as follows :

 AVERAGE GRADE

>=60 I

<60 but >=50 II

<50 but >=40 III

A B C D E F

1 ROLL SUB1 SUB2 AVERAGE RESULT GRADE

51

Answer:

Enter headings and data as shown above

To calculate AVERAGE

In cell D2 enter the formula = AVERAGE (B2:C2) or = (B2 + C2)/2 and press enter key

It shows AVERAGE for the first student

Drag the formula up to D51

To find RESULT

In cell E2 enter the formula = IF(AND(B2>=40,C2>=40),”PASS”,”FAIL”) and press enter key

It shows Result for the first student

Drag the formula up to E51

To find GRADE

In cell E2 enter the formula = IF(E2=”FAIL”,”IV”,IF(D2>=60,”I”,IF(D2>=50,”II”,”III”))) and

press enter key

It shows Grade for the first student

Drag the formula up to E51

Q2. The following worksheet contains Name & Sales of 10 salesmen .Calculate
commission as per the following:

Sales Commission

First 30,000 5%

Next 40,000 10%

Excess 15%

A B C
1 NAME SALE COMMISSION
2
:
:
11
Answer:

Enter headings and data as shown above

To calculate commission

In cell C2 enter the formula

= IF(B2 <30000, B2*5%,IF(B2<=70000,1500+(B2-30000)*10%, 1500 +4000+ (B2-70000)*15%))

and press enter key

It shows Commission for the first salesman. Drag the formula up to C11.

Q3. The following worksheet contains Name & Taxable Income for 50 employees
.Calculate Income Tax Surcharge and Total Tax for the following worksheet

A B C D E
1 NAME TAXABLE INCOME SURCHARGE TOTAL
INCOME TAX TAX
2
:
:
50

Income Tax is calculated as follows :

Taxable Income Income tax

First 1,50,000 Nil

Next 1,00,000 10%

Next 75,000 20%

Excess 30%

Surcharge is 3% on Income Tax if Taxable income is above 5,00,000

Answer:

Enter headings and data as shown above

To calculate INCOME TAX

In cell C2 enter the formula

= IF(B2 <150000, 0,IF(B2<=250000,(B2-150000)*10%,IF(B2<=325000, 10000 + (B2-

250000)*20%,25000+(B2-325000)*30%)))

and press enter key

It shows Income Tax for the first

employee Drag the formula up to C51

To calculate SURCHARGE

In cell D2 enter the formula = IF(B2 <500000, 0,C2*3%)and press enter key

It shows Surcharge for the first employee

Drag the formula up to D51

To calculate TOTAL TAX

In cell E2 enter the formula = C2+D2 and press enter key

It shows Total Tax for the first employee

Drag the formula up to E51

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 EXCEL PRACTICAL – 3

Q.1 A worksheet contains following data :

A B C D E
1 NAME GENDER CLASS CATEGORY FEES
2 Deep M FY Open 3000
3 Jayesh M SY Reserved 1000
4 Yash M TY Reserved 1000
5 Sara F FY Reserved 500
6 Gita F FY Open 3000
7 Jinal F TY Open 5000
8 Kavita F SY Open 4000
9 Minal F SY Reserved 1000
10 Karan M TY Reserved 1000
11 Abhay M TY Open 5000
12 Bina F FY Open 3000
13 Seema F FY Reserved 500
14 Naresh M FY Reserved 500
15 Rima F TY Open 5000
16 Gajendra M SY Open 4000

Filter the worksheet to show

a) Female students from Reserved category

b) Male students from TY
c) Open category students paying fees > 3000

Answer:

a) To display female students from Reserved category

1. Copy paste the header row to some other location in the worksheet say G1
2. Under Gender and Category type F and Reserved respectively
3. Select the entire data A1 : E16
4. From the data tab select Filter Advanced
5. Advanced filter window is displayed
6. Under – Action, select Copy to another location say A20
7. It displays the list range as $A$1:$E$16
8. Click at criterion range. Select the range you have created along with the header row
9. Click at OK

b) To display Male students from TY

1. Copy paste the header row to some other location in the worksheet say G5
2. Under Gender and Class type M and TY respectively
3. Select the entire data A1 : E16
4. From the data tab select Filter Advanced
5. Advanced filter window is displayed
6. Under – Action, select Copy to another location say G20
7. It displays the list range as $A$1:$E$16
8. Click at criterion range. Select the range you have created along with the header row
9. Click at OK
 c) To display Open category students paying fees > 3000

1. Copy paste the header row to some other location in the worksheet say G10
2. Under Category and fees type Open and >3000 respectively
3. Select the entire data A1 : E16
4. From the data tab select Filter Advanced
5. Advanced filter window is displayed
6. Under – Action, select Copy to another location say A20
7. It displays the list range as $A$1:$E$16
8. Click at criterion range. Select the range you have created along with the header row
9. Click at OK

Q.2 A worksheet contains name and marks in 3 subjects . Calculate Total Marks

A B C D E
1 NAME SUB 1 SUB 2 SUB 3 TOTAL
MARKS
2 Deep 30 34 44
3 Jayesh 40 35 45
4 Yash 45 36 47
5 Sara 48 32 50
6 Gita 35 32 43
7 Jinal 32 31 37
8 Kavita 36 28 38
9 Minal 23 25 40
10 Naresh 43 27 50
11 Rima 37 44 46

a) Construct 3D Pie Chart for Total marks

b) Construct 2D Line Chart for Subject 1 and Subject 3
c) Construct 2D Column Chart for Sub1,Sub2,Sub3
d) Construct Stacked Column Chart for Sub1,Sub2,Sub3

Answers:

3D Pie Chart for Total marks

1. Select entire column of Total Marks ie E1:E11

2. Insert Tab—Chart group – Pie option—3D Pie Chart
3. 3D Pie diagram appears
4. Click at Chart tools – layout– Chart Title – Above the
chart It displays a box above the chart.
Click inside the box and type the title

as 3D PIE CHART FOR TOTAL

MARKS

5. Click on the Legend area , right Click and Click at select Data

6. Click on Edit at Horizontal Axis Labels

7. Select range as A2:A11 ( Click and drag) and OK

8. Names of students will be displayed in the legend area

2D Line Chart for Subject 1 and Subject 3

1. Select B1:B11 Keep pressing Cntrl Key & Select D1:D11

2. Insert Tab—Chart group – Line option— sub option 2D
3. 2D Line Chart appears
4. Click at Chart tools – layout– Chart Title – Above the chart
It displays a box above the chart.
Click inside the box and type the title as

LINE CHART FOR SUBJECT 1 AND

5. Under layout menu of Chart tools, select Axis Title - sub option Primary
horizontal axis – and position Below the Axis

Axis Title box appears below the horizontal axis

Click inside the box and type the title as Student Names

6. Under layout menu of Chart tools, select Axis Title - sub option Primary
vertical axis – and position Rotated

Axis Title box appears at the vertical axis in rotated

position Click inside the box and type the title as Marks
7. Click on labels at Horizontal Axis , Right Click and select Data Labels
option Click on Edit at Horizontal Axis Labels
It asks for the range for Horizontal Axis
Labels Select the range as A2:A11
Names of students will be displayed in the Horizontal Axis
area OK

2D Column Chart

1. Select A1 : D11
2. Insert Tab—Chart group – Column option— sub option 2D
3. 2D Column Chart appears
4. Under layout menu of Chart tools, select Chart Title , sub option Above the chart
5. It displays a box above the chart.
Click inside the box and type the title as

COLUMN CHART FOR SUBJECT 1 ,2 AND 3

6. Also specify the axis titles as explained above

7. Also specify the Horizontal axis labels as explained above

2D Stacked Column Chart

1. Select A1 : D11
2. Insert Tab—Chart group – Column option— sub option 2D – Stacked Column
3. 2D Stacked Column Chart appears
4. Under layout menu of Chart tools, select Chart Title , sub option Above
the chart Click inside the box and type the title as

STACKED COLUMN CHART FOR SUBJECT 1 ,2 AND 3

5. Also specify the axis titles as explained above

6. Also specify the Horizontal axis labels as explained above
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 EXCEL PRACTICAL -4

Q. 1 For the following worksheet containing amount spent for various

items during the year , prepare scenarios where

a) Machinery increases to 80,000 , carriage increases to 9000 &

Postage increases to 8000
b) Carriage increases to 10,000 Office equipment increases to 7000
and postage increases to 9000
A B
1 Items Costs
2 Machinery 60000
3 Carriage 8000
4 Transport 30000
5 Office equipment 6000
6 Postage 7000
7 Miscellaneous 3000
8 Generator 5000
9 Total 119000

Answer:
1. Select Data tab – What if Analysis – Scenario Manager
2. Scenario Manager dialogue box appears
3. Click on Add in Scenario

Manager Add Scenario dialog box

appears

At scenario name -type name as Current Expenses

In changing sales -type B2:B8 – OK

4. Click on Add in Scenario

Manager Add Scenario dialog box

appears

At scenario name -type Increase in Machinery and carriage

Click on OK

5. At Scenario Values dialog box , type

For Machinery Text box at $B$2 type
80000 For Carriage Text box at $B$3 type
9000 For Postage Text box at $B$6 type
8000

Click on OK

6. Click on Add in Scenario

Manager Add Scenario dialog box

appears
At scenario name -type Increase in carriage and office equipment

Click on OK
 7. At Scenario Values dialog box , type
For Carriage Text box at $B$3 type 10000
For office equipment Text box at $B$5 type
7000 For Postage Text box at $B$6 type 9000

Click on OK

8. At Scenario Manager dialog box , click on Summary

9. At Scenario Summary dialog box , click on Scenario

Summary Type B9 in Result Cell

10.Scenarios are displayed on a new scenario worksheet

Q. 2 For the following worksheet obtain the solution for the cost
price so that the profit will be 20000

A B C D
1 CP ADVT SP PROFIT
2 9000 900 22000
3

Answer:

1. At D2 enter formula =C2-A2-B2

2. Click at D2
3. Click on Data--- Data Tools group --- What if analysis Subgroup
--- Goal Seek option
4. Goal Seek dialogue box appears
5. Enter the following data at the Goal seek Dialogue
box Set Cell $D$2
To value 20000
By changing cell
A2 OK
6. It displays Goal Seek status as
follows Goal seeking with cell D2
Found a solution Target value
20000 Current value 20000
OK
7. It displays the output

Q. 3 Maximize the profit for the following

Current selling price of the bridal costume is Rs. 22000, The cost price is
Rs. 10,000 The advertising expenses are Rs.500

The constraints are :

 The cost budget should be between Rs.9000 and Rs.12000 &

the advertising expenditure ranges between Rs. 400 and Rs.1000

Answer:

Type the data as follows

A B C D
1 CP ADVT SP PROFIT
2 10000 500 22000
3

1. Click on D2- Data---Analysis group --- Solver

2. Solver Parameters dialogue box appears . Enter the value as
below Set objectives $D$2
To Max
By changing variable cells $A$2:$B$2
Subject to constraints - Type the constraints one by one by clicking on
Add When done Click on Solve.
3. It displays solver results dialogue
box Click at Save scenario
It asks you to enter name for
scenario Enter S1
OK
4. It displays the value . It also generates the reports
5. To view Answer Report
At Solver results dialogue
box Select Answer at Reports
Tab OK

Q-No

The file Mobile Loyalty contains spending on products ($) during a three month period by a sample of 15
customers receiving incentives through a mobile loyalty program. a. Arrange in the ascending order of the
incentives. b. Find the top five incentives. c. How many incentives are above $70? d. What is the
Maximum incentive and the Minimum incentive paid. e. What is second largest incentive paid and the
second least incentive paid?

a) To arrange the incentives in ascending order:

=SORT(A2:A16, 1, TRUE)
b) To find the top five incentives:
=INDEX(SORT(A2:A16, 1, FALSE), SEQUENCE(5))
c) To count the number of incentives above $70:
=COUNTIF(A2:A16, ">70")
d) To find the maximum and minimum incentives paid:
=MAX(A2:A16)
=MIN(A2:A16)
e) To find the second largest and second least incentives paid:
=LARGE(A2:A16, 2)
 =SMALL(A2:A16, 2)

Q.No

The bar graph below depicts the number of students in various classes at a school.

Answer the below questions using the bar graph provided.

(i) The total number of students in each class.

(ii) The overall number of students from grades 6 to 8.

(iii) The overall number of students from grades 1 to 8.

(iv) The number of students in a class on average.

Solution:

(i)

In Class 1, there are 100 students.

In Class 2, there are 90 students.

In Class 3, there are 100 students.

In Class 4, there are 80 students.

In Class 5, there are 120 students.

In Class 6, there are 90 students.

In Class 7, there are 70 students.

In Class 8, there are 50 students.

(ii) The overall number of students from grades 6 to 8:

= Students in class 6 + Students in class 7 + Students in class 8

= 90 + 70 + 50

= 210

The total number of students from class 6 to class 8 = 210

(iii) The overall number of students from class 1 to 8

= 100 + 90+ 100+ 80 + 120 +90 + 70 + 50

= 700 students

(iv) The number of students in a class on average

= Total number of students / Number of classes

= 700/8

= 87.5

Q.No

The Hornets hockey team entered the league in 2010. Each season consists of 80 games. Their
win/loss record is provided in the table below.
Answer the following with suitable pivot table excel formulas/excel functions
a) In which year were there the most losses? the most wins?
b) In which year were the number of wins and losses almost identical?
c) In which year did the number of wins exceed the number of losses (for the first time)?
d) Use the graph to estimate how many more wins than losses there were in 2016.
e) What was the trend in wins and losses from 2010 to 2019?

Q.No

The below pie chart shows the sale of different fruits in a day for a shop:

Answer the following questions based on the pie chart:

(i) If a total of 1200 kg of fruits were sold in a day, calculate the amount of bananas sold (in kg).

(ii) Find the difference between sales of grapes and oranges.

(iii) Calculate the central angle for others.

Solution:

(i) Total amount of fruits sold = 1200 kg

Percentage of banana sold = 30%

Amount of banana sold = 1200 × (30/100) = 360 kg

(ii) Amount of grapes sold = 1200 × (10/100) = 120 kg

Amount of oranges sold = 1200 × (15/100) = 180 kg

Difference = 180 – 120 = 60 kg

(iii) Amount of other fruits sold = 1200 × 20 = 240 kg

Central angle = 240/1200 × 360o = 72o.

Q.No

The following pie chart shows the percentage of users of a particular app.

If there are total of 15 lakhs users, then answer the following:

(i) How many total users are there from UP, Bihar and Maharashtra?

(ii) What is the central angle for Karnataka app users?

Solution:

(i) Total users = 15 lakhs

Users from UP = 15,00,000 × 35/100 = 5,25,000

Users from Bihar = 15,00,000 × 30/100 = 4,50,000

Users from Maharashtra = 15,00,000 × 15/100 = 2,25,000

Total users = 5,25,000 + 4,50,000 + 2,25,000 = 12,00,000

(ii) Users from Karnataka = 15,00,000 × 15/100 = 2,25,000

Central angle for Karnataka users = 2,25,000/15,00,000 × 360o

= 54o

Q.No

Consider the following dataset table representing employee information in an image:

Using the provided dataset table

Employee ID Employee Name Department Salary (USD)

001 John Doe Sales $55,000
002 Jane Smith Marketing $60,000
003 David Johnson Finance $65,000
004 Emily Brown Operations $58,000
005 Michael Clark Human Resources $62,000

1. Use the SEARCH function to check if the word "Finance" appears in the Department column.
2. Use the FIND function to find the position of the first occurrence of the letter "a" in the Employee Name column.
3. Use the TRIM function to remove any leading or trailing spaces in the Employee Name column.
4. Use the LEN function to calculate the length of the Employee Name for each employee.
5. Use the RANDBETWEEN function to generate a random number between $50,000 and $70,000 for a
hypothetical new employee's salary.

Q.No

Read the following Table carefully and answer the questions given below.

1) Write and EXCEL function to find the approximate percentage increase in

average marks in History from 1992 and 1993?
2) Using EXCEL function find the highest marks in Hindi in 1993 and what % of
the average marks in Mathematics in 1996?
3) Using the EXCEL function find the average highest marks in English in 1992,
1993 and 1996 was exactly equal to the highest marks in Hindi in which of the
following years?