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Example Data

Product Sales
Product A 120
Product B 150
Product C 90
Product D 110

Raw Data
Product Sales
Product A 198
Product B 175
Product C 154
Product D 187
Product E 134
Product F 165
Product G 121
Product H 170
Product I 138
Product J 121
Product K 165
Product L 106
Product M 139
Product N 166
Product O 114
Product P 124
Product Q 108
Product R 122
Product S 149
Product T 98
Product U 168
Product V 154
Product W 108
Product X 139
Product Y 176
Product Z 86
Product [ 148
Product \ 141
Product ] 128
Product ^ 167
Product _ 118
Product ` 170
Product a 103
Product b 126
Product c 115
Product d 197
Product e 177
Product f 139
Product g 100
Product h 179

Instructions
Step 1: Select the 'Sales' column.
Step 2: Apply conditional formatting to highlight sales greater than 150.
Step 3: Create a bar chart comparing the 'Product' and 'Sales' columns.
Step 4: Format the chart to include data labels and adjust colors.
Example Data
Employee Name DepartmenSalary
101 John HR 50000
102 Alice Finance 60000
103 Bob IT 55000
104 Diana Marketing 62000

Raw Data
Employee Name DepartmenSalary
201 Employee HR 69295
202 Employee HR 51595
203 Employee HR 62207
204 Employee IT 64759
205 Employee IT 54028
206 Employee Finance 46208
207 Employee HR 50914
208 Employee IT 60395
209 Employee Marketing 51518
210 Employee Marketing 64519
211 Employee Marketing 51468
212 Employee Marketing 49829
213 Employee Marketing 65572
214 Employee Finance 47288
215 Employee Marketing 61933
216 Employee IT 67153
217 Employee IT 55978
218 Employee IT 64866
219 Employee Finance 49011
220 Employee IT 65480
221 Employee Finance 65548
222 Employee Marketing 57003
223 Employee Finance 46563
224 Employee IT 60567
225 Employee Finance 63277
226 Employee HR 53510
227 Employee Marketing 66717
228 Employee IT 49520
229 Employee HR 66570
230 Employee HR 68677
231 Employee Finance 57889
232 Employee IT 62647
233 Employee IT 68417
234 Employee Marketing 48004
235 Employee IT 63411
236 Employee IT 48078
237 Employee HR 63993
238 Employee IT 52090
239 Employee IT 57001
240 Employee Marketing 55328

Instructions
Step 1: Sort the data by 'Salary' in descending order.
Step 2: Filter the data to show only employees from the 'Finance' department.
Step 3: Group the data by 'Department' and create subtotals for 'Salary'.
Example Data
Numbers
10
20
30
40
50

Raw Data
Numbers
74
61
63
72
94
13
51
26
80
62
55
33
16
75
46
39
93
34
84
30
69
43
84
92
67
85
61
20
73
91
92
45
97
86
62
43
27
77
16
30

Instructions
Step 1: Use the SUM function to calculate the total of the 'Numbers' column.
Step 2: Use the AVERAGE function to find the average of the numbers.
Step 3: Use the COUNT function to count the number of entries.
Example Data
Scenario Revenue Cost
Best Case 100000 50000
Expected 75000 40000
Worst Case 50000 35000

Raw Data
Scenario Revenue Cost
Scenario 1 84497 20441
Scenario 2 114559 73607
Scenario 3 51306 58664
Scenario 4 121712 33799
Scenario 5 128891 55604
Scenario 6 82637 43487
Scenario 7 124483 27510
Scenario 8 116308 58146
Scenario 9 122341 22151
Scenario 1 62158 39167
Scenario 1 65991 71451
Scenario 1 64242 32353
Scenario 1 66300 29078
Scenario 1 90978 20309
Scenario 1 59205 70526
Scenario 1 68451 33041
Scenario 1 119809 76082
Scenario 1 66024 40099
Scenario 1 60584 78613
Scenario 2 132214 59778
Scenario 2 113065 50791
Scenario 2 112357 22053
Scenario 2 128219 62321
Scenario 2 56741 39208
Scenario 2 86681 50077
Scenario 2 139647 42373
Scenario 2 109402 57961
Scenario 2 78735 41264
Scenario 2 68033 22834
Scenario 3 148671 68136
Scenario 3 73701 68344
Scenario 3 67659 34811
Scenario 3 61959 22971
Scenario 3 86701 47179
Scenario 3 63912 26694
Scenario 3 112705 76044
Scenario 3 142530 76038
Scenario 3 99583 24536
Scenario 3 135807 27015
Scenario 4 121800 77356

Instructions
Step 1: Create scenarios using different revenue and cost data.
Step 2: Use Solver to maximize the profit by adjusting costs.
Step 3: Apply filters to display only scenarios with revenue greater than 70,000.
Example Data
Date of SalCustomer Amount
### John Doe 150
### Alice Smith 200
### Bob Johns 180

Raw Data
Date of SalCustomer Amount
### Customer 203
### Customer 103
### Customer 203
### Customer 280
### Customer 102
### Customer 202
### Customer 187
### Customer 127
### Customer 227
### Customer 275
### Customer 173
### Customer 208
### Customer 147
### Customer 261
### Customer 199
### Customer 210
### Customer 251
### Customer 137
### Customer 261
### Customer 235
### Customer 153
### Customer 230
### Customer 152
### Customer 196
### Customer 105
### Customer 117
### Customer 256
### Customer 156
### Customer 267
### Customer 114
### Customer 134
### Customer 194
### Customer 228
### Customer 283
### Customer 279
### Customer 178
### Customer 271
### Customer 155
### Customer 261
### Customer 265

Instructions
Step 1: Use the DATE function to extract the year from the 'Date of Sale'.
Step 2: Use the TEXT function to concatenate 'Customer Name' and 'Amount'.
Step 3: Format the 'Date of Sale' to display only the month and year.

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