Index Country Capital Index Input 6

1 Russia Moscow
3 China Beijing
4 USA Washington, DC
7 India New Delhi
8 Argentina Buenos Aires
2 Canada Ottawa
6 Australia Canberra Index Input 8
5 Brazil Brasilia
Country Capital
Australia Canberra

Country Capital
Brazil Brasilia
You are thinking of advertising Microsoft products on a sports telecast. As you buy more ads, the price of e
in the following table.

Number of Ads Price Per Ad No of ads Floor Price Per Ad

1-5 $ 12,000.00 1 12,000
6-10 $ 11,000.00 6 11,000
11-20 $ 10,000.00 11 10,000
21 or higher $ 9,000.00 21 9,000

Scenario 1: If you buy 8 ads, you pay $11,000 per ad, but if you buy 14 ads, you pay $10,000 per ad. Cal
the total cost of purchasing the number of ads mentioned in cells E15.

Ads Bought Expense per Ad

9 11,000.00

Scenario 2: if you buy 8 ads, you pay $12,000 per ad for the first 5 ads and $11,000 for each of the next
pay $12,000 for each of the first 5 ads, $11,000 for each of the next 5 ads, and $10,000 for each of the las
cell G23 that yields the total cost of purchasing any number of ads mentioned in F23.

Ads Bought
17
s you buy more ads, the price of each ad decreases as shown

Previous Slab Expense Cumulative Expense

0 0
60000 60000
55000 115000
100000 215000

ads, you pay $10,000 per ad. Calculate the price per ad and

Total Expenses
99,000.00

and $11,000 for each of the next 3 ads. If you buy 14 ads, you
ds, and $10,000 for each of the last 4 ads. Write a formula in
ioned in F23.

Total Expenses
185000
 The following database provides a list of college students.
Find out the name, course enrolment, and gender details of a student whose registration number is ment
C14.

Name Address Course Age

Bhupinder Ludhiana, Punjab BBA 20
Abhimanyu Indore, Madhya Pradesh MSc 24
Nidhi Delhi MBA 23
Diana Varoda, Gujarat MBBS 22
Firdaus Mumbai, Maharashtra LLB 23

Registration Number MBA0078 Registration No

Name Nidhi
Course MBA
Gender F
whose registration number is mentioned in cell

Registration Number Gender

BBA2027 M
MSC1007 M
MBA0078 F
MBB0172 F
LLB1102 M

BBA2027
The following table provides a list of distances between US cities.
Write a formula in cell H16 which would automatically calculate the distance between any two selected c
City 2?

Boston Chicago Dallas Denver LA

Boston 0 983 1815 1991 3036
Chicago 983 0 1205 1050 2112
Dallas 1815 1205 0 801 1425
Denver 1991 1050 801 0 1174
LA 3036 2112 1425 1174 0
Miami 1539 1390 1332 2100 2757
Phoenix 2664 1729 1027 836 398
Seattle 2612 2052 2404 1373 1909

City 1 City 2
Distance between Dallas and Miami is

Imagine that the Seattle Seahawks NFL team is embarking on a road trip in which they play games in Pho
Dallas, and Chicago. At the conclusion of the road trip, the Seahawks return to Seattle. Using INDEX, can
many miles they travel on the trip?

Seattle Total Miles Travelled

Phoenix 1482
LA 398
Denver 1174
Dallas 801
Chicago 1205
Seattle 2052
ance between any two selected cities - City 1 and

Miami Phoenix Seattle

1539 2664 2612
1390 1729 2052
1332 1027 2404
2100 836 1373
2757 398 1909
0 2359 3389
2359 0 1482
3389 1482 0

Distance
1332

p in which they play games in Phoenix, LA, Denver,

turn to Seattle. Using INDEX, can you calculate how

Total Miles Travelled 7112

 A B C D E F G H I J
1

The table below provides assignment of workers to four groups. The suitability of each worker for each group (on a scale from 0 to 10) is also given.
2
Write a formula using INDEX that gives the suitability of each worker for the group to which the worker is assigned.
Also try writing the same formula using VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP, respectively.

3
4 Suitability Rating
Group Suitability Rating Suitability Rating Suitability Rating
5 Worker Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4
Assignment (using INDEX) (using VLOOKUP) (using HLOOKUP)
6 1 2 3 4
7 4 1 9 8 6 8 8 8 8
8 1 2 10 0 5 6 10 10 10
9 3 3 5 8 10 5 10 10 10
10 1 4 4 0 5 2 4 4 4
11 2 5 9 10 4 5 10 10 10
12 3 6 5 2 7 3 7 7 7
13 1 7 8 3 1 2 8 8 8
14 3 8 2 2 9 2 9 9 9
15 1 9 8 7 6 3 8 8 8
16 4 10 7 0 1 8 8 8 8
The worksheet contains quarterly revenues for Walmart. Can you easily compute the revenue for eac
in the row containing the first quarter’s sales for that year?

Wal-Mart revenues

Year Quarter Revenue Annual Revenues

1991 1 9280.57 43886.76 43886.8
1991 2 10339.90
1991 3 10627.50
1991 4 13638.80
1992 1 11649.40 55483.59 55483.6
1992 2 13028.40
1992 3 13683.80
1992 4 17122.00
1993 1 13920.40 67344.30 67344.3
1993 2 16236.50
1993 3 16826.90
1993 4 20360.50
1994 1 17686.10 82493.89 82493.9
1994 2 19942.30
1994 3 20417.70
1994 4 24447.80
1995 1 20440.00 93627.00 93627
1995 2 22723.00
1995 3 22914.00
1995 4 27550.00
1996 1 22772.00 104859.00 104859
1996 2 25587.00
1996 3 25644.00
1996 4 30856.00
1997 1 25409.00 117958.00 117958
1997 2 28386.00
1997 3 28777.00
1997 4 35386.00
1998 1 29819.00 137634.00 137634
1998 2 33521.00
1998 3 33509.00
1998 4 40785.00
1999 1 35129.00 166809.00 166809
1999 2 38913.00
1999 3 40899.00
1999 4 51868.00
2000 1 43447.00 193295.00 193295
2000 2 46588.00
2000 3 46181.00
2000 4 57079.00
2001 1 48565.00 219672.00 219672
2001 2 53187.00
2001 3 53185.00
2001 4 64735.00
2002 1 52126.00 231577.00 231577
2002 2 56781.00
2002 3 55765.00
2002 4 66905.00
2003 1 57224.00 258681.00 258681
2003 2 63231.00
2003 3 63036.00
2003 4 75190.00
2004 1 65443.00 65443.00 65443
compute the revenue for each year and place it
In a game, two dice are tossed. If the total of the dice on a roll is 2, 3, or 12, you lose. If the total of the dic
Otherwise, the game keeps going. How can I write a formula to determine the status of the game after the

Total of the dice on a roll 11

Status of the Game Win
 lose. If the total of the dice on a roll is 7 or 11, you win.
atus of the game after the first roll?
Column B contains the names of several movies followed by the number of copies of the movie DVD p
movie from this data.

Movie Details Remove Spaces No of spaces

Seabiscuit 40 Seabiscuit40 1
Laura Croft Tombraider 12 LauraCroftTombraider12 3
Raiders of the Lost Ark 36 RaidersoftheLostArk36 5
Annie Hall 5 AnnieHall5 2
Manhattan 4 Manhattan4 1
Star Wars 112 StarWars112 2
How to Deal 128 HowtoDeal128 3
The Matrix Reloaded 1 TheMatrixReloaded1 3
Johnny English 1040 JohnnyEnglish1040 2
Rosemary's Baby 12 Rosemary'sBaby12 2
High Noon 1002 HighNoon1002 2

LEN Movie Details Position

LEFT Seabiscuit 40 12
RIGHT Laura Croft Tombraider 12 24
MID Raiders of the Lost Ark 36 25
Annie Hall 5 12
SEARCH Manhattan 4 11
FIND Star Wars 112 11
How to Deal 128 13
SUBSTITUTE The Matrix Reloaded 1 21
REPLACE Johnny English 1040 16
Rosemary's Baby 12 17
High Noon 1002 11
copies of the movie DVD purchased by a local video store. Extract the title of each

New text Movie name DVD copies

Seabiscuit&40 Seabiscuit 40
Laura Croft Tombraider&12Laura Croft Tombraider 12
Raiders of the Lost Ark&36 Raiders of the Lost Ark 36
Annie Hall&5 Annie Hall 5
Manhattan&4 Manhattan 4
Star Wars&112 Star Wars 112
How to Deal&128 How to Deal 128
The Matrix Reloaded&1 The Matrix Reloaded 1
Johnny English&1040 Johnny English 1040
Rosemary's Baby&12 Rosemary's Baby 12
High Noon&1002 High Noon 1002

Movie Name DVD Copies

Seabiscuit 40
Laura Croft Tombraider 12
Raiders of the Lost Ark 36
Annie Hall 5
Manhattan 4
Star Wars 112
How to Deal 128
The Matrix Reloaded 1
Johnny English 1040
Rosemary's Baby 12
High Noon 1002
Generate an error message when the number of characters in a cell goes beyond a certain range.

Min No of Char 3
Max No of Char 5

Names Error
Shefa True
Apple True
Tea True
Fourse False

You are entering employee names in the cell range B20:B23. Use data validation to ensure that no
employee’s name is entered more than twice.

Names
Shef
Shef
nd a certain range.

on to ensure that no
 VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup])

Movie Year Rank Sales Movie Fargo

Fargo 1996 5 $61 m
L.A. Confidential 1997 4 $126 m Year
The Sixth Sense 1999 1 $673 m Rank
Toy Story 1995 2 $362 m Sale
Unforgiven 1992 3 $159 m

MATCH(lookup_value, lookup_array, [match_type])

Product Count Product Apples

Bananas 25
Oranges 38 Location
Apples 40
Pears 41

INDEX(array, row_num, [column_num])

Product Count Location

Bananas 25
Oranges 38 Product
Apples 40
Pears 41 Count
Harold owns a playground fabrication company Play Inc. He is considering whether or not to expand his busin
He expects to sell each swing at a price of $80. The material to make each swing will cost $10.

He expects that it will take three hours of labour to make each swing at $15 per hour. Storing tires requires a
Harold estimates that the storage facility and insurance will cost $1200 per month.

In the first year, Harold expects to sell 500 units. He expects sales to be fairly constant at 750 units every ye
whether to launch this product or not.

Input
Retail price 80
material cost 10
labor hours 3
labour cost/hr 15
storage and insurance cost/mont 1200
Year 1 Year 2 and onwards
demand 500 750

Year Fixed cost No of units Profit

1 14400 500 12500
2 14400 750 18750
3 14400 750 18750
4 14400 750 18750
5 14400 750 18750
g whether or not to expand his business with a new product line of tire swing shaped like animals (e.g., a horse).
ch swing will cost $10.

$15 per hour. Storing tires requires a special storage facility with special insurance because of the risk of fire.
per month.

fairly constant at 750 units every year after that. Develop a spreadsheet model to assist Harold in deciding

Total cost for 1 unit 55

Profit for 1 unit 25

Difference
1900
-4350
-4350
-4350
-4350
 like animals (e.g., a horse).

ecause of the risk of fire.

sist Harold in deciding