You have a list of sales amounts in cells A2 to A10. You want to find the total sales using Excel. Which formula will give you the correct total?
Think about the Excel function that adds numbers in a range.
The =SUM() function adds all numbers in the specified range. Other options are not valid Excel functions.
Given the formula =IF(B2>100, "High", "Low") in cell C2, what will be the output if B2 contains 150?
Check if the value in B2 is greater than 100.
The formula checks if B2 is greater than 100. Since 150 > 100, it returns "High".
You want to find the price of a product listed in column A, with prices in column B. Which Excel function is best to find the price for a product named in cell D2?
Look for a function that searches a value in one column and returns a related value from another column.
VLOOKUP searches for the product name in column A and returns the price from column B. Other options do not return the price directly.
You have sales data with columns: Date, Product, and Amount. You want to quickly see total sales per product. What Excel feature should you use?
Think about a tool that summarizes and groups data easily.
Pivot Tables allow you to group data by product and sum sales quickly. Other options do not summarize data this way.
Which of the following best explains why Excel is essential for data work?
Think about what makes Excel popular for many users handling data.
Excel is popular because it offers simple tools for data organization, calculation, and visualization accessible to many users. It does not automatically collect data or replace databases.