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Here's a beginner to medium-level Excel test you can use to prepare with data.

It covers basic to intermediate funct

### Medium Level Questions

1. **Conditional Formatting:**
- Apply conditional formatting to highlight the cells in Column D (Total Revenue) where the revenue is greater than

2. **IF Function:**
- In a new column, use the IF function to label the products as "High Sales" if the total revenue is above $500, and "

3. **VLOOKUP Function:**
- Create a separate table with product names and their respective categories (e.g., Electronics, Clothing). Use the *

4. **Pivot Table:**
- Create a Pivot Table that summarizes the total revenue by product category.

5. **Charts:**
- Create a **line chart** to show the trend of total revenue for each product.
- Create a **bar chart** that shows total revenue per product.

6. **Data Validation:**
- Add data validation to Column B (Price) to ensure only numbers between 1 and 1000 can be entered.

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### Bonus Task (Medium Level)

1. **Data Analysis:**
- Using the dataset you created above, perform a "What-If" analysis using **Goal Seek** to determine how many un

2. **Combine Text:**
- Use the **CONCATENATE** or **TEXTJOIN** function to combine the product name and its category into a singl

This test will cover a range of skills from basic data manipulation to intermediate analysis in Excel. Let me know if y
basic to intermediate functionalities such as formulas, functions, charts, and data analysis.

e revenue is greater than $500.

enue is above $500, and "Low Sales" otherwise.

onics, Clothing). Use the **VLOOKUP** function to fetch the category for each product from this table.

n be entered.

o determine how many units of a specific product need to be sold to achieve $1000 in total revenue.

nd its category into a single cell.

in Excel. Let me know if you need any data samples for these questions!
1. **Conditional Formatting:**
- Apply conditional formatting to highlight the cells in Column D (Total Revenue) where the revenue is greater than

2. **IF Function:**
- In a new column, use the IF function to label the products as "High Sales" if the total revenue is above $500, and "

3. **VLOOKUP Function:**
- Create a separate table with product names and their respective categories (e.g., Electronics, Clothing). Use the *

4. **Pivot Table:**
- Create a Pivot Table that summarizes the total revenue by product category.

5. **Charts:**
- Create a **line chart** to show the trend of total revenue for each product.
- Create a **bar chart** that shows total revenue per product.

6. **Data Validation:**
- Add data validation to Column B (Price) to ensure only numbers between 1 and 1000 can be entered.
e revenue is greater than $500.

enue is above $500, and "Low Sales" otherwise.

onics, Clothing). Use the **VLOOKUP** function to fetch the category for each product from this table.

n be entered.
### Beginner Level Questions

1. **Basic Formulas:**
- Create a sheet that has the following:
- In Column A, list five products.
- In Column B, enter the price of each product.
- In Column C, enter the quantity sold.
- In Column D, calculate the total revenue for each product (Price × Quantity Sold).

2. **Cell Formatting:**
- Apply currency formatting to the prices in Column B.
- Make the headers (Product, Price, Quantity, Total Revenue) bold.

3. **Sorting:**
- Sort the products based on total revenue (from highest to lowest).

4. **Basic Functions:**
- In a separate cell, calculate the **average price** of the products.
- Find the **maximum** and **minimum** total revenue from Column D.

5. **AutoFill:**
- Use AutoFill to quickly enter a list of months (January to December) in a new column.

Product Price Quantity Total Revenue Average PriceMaximum Total Reven


Paper 35 100 $3,500.00 $1,260.00 $1,260.00
Pen 25 50 $1,250.00 $700.00 $700.00
Ink 50 20 $1,000.00 $516.67 $516.67
Pencil 20 25 $500.00 $275.00 $275.00
Eraser 10 5 $50.00 $50.00 $50.00
Minimum Total Revenue
$50.00

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