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QUESTION 1

Q1 TRUE OR FALSE

1. FALSE
2. TRUE
3. FALSE
4. A1
5. FALSE
6. CONDITIONAL FORMATING
7. TRUE

Q2 MARK QUESTION

1. The averageif function in Excel calculates the average of a set of values based on a specified
condition.
2. COUNTA- Returns the number of cells in a range that are not empty.
COUNTBLANK- Returns the number of blank cells in a range
6. The SUMIFS function in Excel sums cells in a specified range, based on multiple conditions.
7. =IF(OR(B2>500, C2<100), "Pass", "Fail")
4 It helps to identify cells easily and quickly which are having value above 500

Q3 MARK QUENSTION

1. =COUNTIF(A2:A8, >”1000")
=SUMIF(C2:C8,"West",B2:B8)
2. =IF(B2>1000,"Excellent",IF(B2>=500,"Good",”Needs Improvement"))
3. Apply Subtotal:
1. Select the dataset.
2. Go to Data tab.
3. Click Subtotal.
4. Select:
- At each change in: Category
- Use function: Sum
- Add subtotal to: Sales
5. Click OK.

LARGE and SMALL functions:

1. Highest sales: =LARGE(B2:B8,1)

2. Lowest sales: =SMALL(B2:B8,1)

Sort by Sales (Highest to Lowest):

1. Select the dataset.

2. Go to Data tab.

3. Click Sort.
4. Select:

- Sort by: Sales

- Order: Descending

5. Click OK.

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