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2. Starting from cell I3 till N7, round off the decimal places for sales to 1 digit
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2. Calculate the total sales for all the products for the year 2010 in B9
3. Likewise, calculate the total sales until 2015
4. Calculate the average sales from 2010 until 2015
Task 5: sumif
1. Create the following table in Sheet 5 (For product A, please type the exact numbers. For
products B,C,D and E generate random numbers between 1000 and 10000)
2. Type the number 1000 manually in the cell I1. In the cell I3, type the following formula
="Sales >"&I1 and press enter
3. In the cell I4, calculate the total sales>1000 for the product A (Tip: Link I1 in the formula). As
a verification step, the result should be zero, as the sales is not above 1000
4. Drag the formula, to calculate for the rest of the products
5. Now calculate the total sales>10 (Tip: Just type 10 in I1 and the result appears
automatically!)
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For the range B2:B6, count the cells where there are numbers
For the range B2:B6, count the cells where there are both numbers and texts
For the range B2:B6, count just the blank cells
In cell D1, type 1000 and link it to A11 while creating Count>1000. In cell B11, count the cells
in the range B2:B6 and check how many products have total sales above 1000
6. Now type 10000 in D1 and see what happens to the number of products with sales above
10000 in B11
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2. In column E, find if the total sales 2010 is greater than 2011 (use if formula)
3. In column F, find the sum of 2010 and 2011, if both are greater than 5000 (Tip: it is a nested
formula with 3 functions!)
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