Question 6 of 12
Apply conditional formatting using a formula.
Cell range B5:I299 -
Apply if "Date" (column D) is a Saturday or Sunday
Function WEEKDAY (return MONDAY as 0)
Formatting Bold and Single Underline
Cell range B5:I299 -
Apply if "Date" (column D) is a Saturday or Sunday
Function WEEKDAY (return MONDAY as 0)
Formatting Bold and Single Underline
Correct Answer:
Step 1: In the name box type B5:I299 (or Click cell B5, shift-click cell I299).
Step 2: On the Home tab, select Conditional Formatting, and click New Rule
Step 3: In The Edit Formatting Rule dialog box select Use a formula to determine which cells to format, type the formula: =WEEKDAY($D5,2)>5, and click the
Format button.
Step 4: In the Format Cells dialog box select bold, Underline Single, and click OK.
Step 5: In The Edit Formatting Rule dialog box click Ok. Use the following steps in explanation.
Step 2: On the Home tab, select Conditional Formatting, and click New Rule
Step 3: In The Edit Formatting Rule dialog box select Use a formula to determine which cells to format, type the formula: =WEEKDAY($D5,2)>5, and click the
Format button.
Step 4: In the Format Cells dialog box select bold, Underline Single, and click OK.
Step 5: In The Edit Formatting Rule dialog box click Ok. Use the following steps in explanation.
Question 7 of 12
Reorder all Conditional Formatting rules into a new order of execution.
"Monthy_Billing" Worksheet
Top Rule (Bold and Underline)
Second Rule (Red text)
Third Rule (Pink Fill)
Fourth Rule (Red Text with Strikethrough)
"Monthy_Billing" Worksheet
Top Rule (Bold and Underline)
Second Rule (Red text)
Third Rule (Pink Fill)
Fourth Rule (Red Text with Strikethrough)
Correct Answer:
Step 1: On the Home tab select Conditional Formatting, and click Manage Rules.
Step 2: In the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager, select Show formatting rules for: This worksheet, click on the Bold and Underline Rule, and move it to the top with the upward arrow.
Step 3: Move the Red Text rule to the second place, Pink fill to the third.
Will look like:
Step 3: Click OK. Use the following steps in explanation.
Step 2: In the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager, select Show formatting rules for: This worksheet, click on the Bold and Underline Rule, and move it to the top with the upward arrow.
Step 3: Move the Red Text rule to the second place, Pink fill to the third.
Will look like:
Step 3: Click OK. Use the following steps in explanation.
Question 8 of 12
Troubleshoot conditional formatting rule.
Fourth Rule (Red Text with Strikethrough)
Modify conditional formula to ensure formatting occurs if "Start" (Column E) is before 7:00 Am
Fourth Rule (Red Text with Strikethrough)
Modify conditional formula to ensure formatting occurs if "Start" (Column E) is before 7:00 Am
Correct Answer:
Step 1: On the Home tab select Conditional Formatting, and click Manage Rules.
Step 2: In the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager, select Show formatting rules for: This worksheet, click on the fourth rule Red Text with Strikethrough, and click Edit Rule.
Step 3: Change the formula to =$E5<"7:00:00" and click OK
Use the following steps in explanation.
Step 2: In the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager, select Show formatting rules for: This worksheet, click on the fourth rule Red Text with Strikethrough, and click Edit Rule.
Step 3: Change the formula to =$E5<"7:00:00" and click OK
Use the following steps in explanation.Question 9 of 12
Create a PivotTable -
Cell range B4:I299 on "Montly_Billing" worksheet
New Worksheet "Billing_Pivot"
ROWS: "Office", "Name"
VALUES: Sum of "Charge", Average of "Duration", Count of "Duration"
Cell range B4:I299 on "Montly_Billing" worksheet
New Worksheet "Billing_Pivot"
ROWS: "Office", "Name"
VALUES: Sum of "Charge", Average of "Duration", Count of "Duration"
Correct Answer:
Step 1: In the name box type B4:I299 (or Click cell B4, shift-click cell I299).
Step 2: Click the INSERT tab, click the PivotChart button, and select PivotChart.
Step 3: In the Create PivotChart dialog box make sure New Worksheet is select, and click OK.
Step 4: Rename the worksheet by right-clicking on the sheet name (bottom left corner), select Rename from the context menu, and type: Billing_Pivot
Step 5: Select the fields Office and Name.
Step 6: Click-and-drag the Charge field to the Values area.
Step 7: Click-and-drag the Duration field to the Values area, then click on the new Sum of Duration box, and select Value Field Settings.
Step 8: In the Value Field Settings box, select Average, click OK.
Step 9: Again click-and-drag the Duration field to the Values area, then click on the new Sum of Duration box, and select Value Field Settings.
Step 10: In the Value Field Settings box, select Count, click OK.
The result will look like:
Use the following steps in explanation.
Step 2: Click the INSERT tab, click the PivotChart button, and select PivotChart.
Step 3: In the Create PivotChart dialog box make sure New Worksheet is select, and click OK.
Step 4: Rename the worksheet by right-clicking on the sheet name (bottom left corner), select Rename from the context menu, and type: Billing_Pivot
Step 5: Select the fields Office and Name.
Step 6: Click-and-drag the Charge field to the Values area.
Step 7: Click-and-drag the Duration field to the Values area, then click on the new Sum of Duration box, and select Value Field Settings.
Step 8: In the Value Field Settings box, select Average, click OK.
Step 9: Again click-and-drag the Duration field to the Values area, then click on the new Sum of Duration box, and select Value Field Settings.
Step 10: In the Value Field Settings box, select Count, click OK.
The result will look like:
Use the following steps in explanation.Question 10 of 12
Filter the data in the PivotTable to show specific data.
PivotTable data -
"8-Apr-13"
"9-Apr-13"
"10-Apr-13"
"11-Apr-13"
"12-Apr-13"
PivotTable data -
"8-Apr-13"
"9-Apr-13"
"10-Apr-13"
"11-Apr-13"
"12-Apr-13"
Correct Answer:
Step 1: Drag the Date field to the Filters area.
Step 2: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 8-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 3: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 9-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 4: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 10-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 5: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 11-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 5: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 12-Apr-13, and click OK. Use the following steps in explanation.
Step 2: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 8-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 3: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 9-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 4: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 10-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 5: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 11-Apr-13, and click OK.
Step 5: Click on Date in the Pivot table, select 12-Apr-13, and click OK. Use the following steps in explanation.