What does the AVERAGEIFS function do?
- Averages cells based on multiple conditions
- Averages non-numeric values
- Calculates the mean of blank cells
- Counts all cells that meet conditions
How can you import real-time data from an external source into Google Sheets?
- Use the IMPORTRANGE function
- Manually copy and paste data every hour
- Use the VLOOKUP function
- Data cannot be imported from external sources
What is the primary purpose of a working sheet?
- Creating dashboards
- Managing and analyzing data
- Printing formatted reports
- Creating forms
Which feature enables real-time collaboration in Google Sheets?
- Manual refresh
- Multiple users editing simultaneously
- Scheduled sharing
- Sheet version history
In the formula =SUMIF(A1:A10, “>5”), what does “>5” represent?
- The cell range
- The criteria
- The sum range
- A mathematical operator
What is a working sheet in Google Sheets?
- A sheet for creating visualizations
- A tab within a Google Sheets workbook for entering and organizing data
- A template for automated tasks
- A sheet used only for printing purposes
Which of the following is a valid use of the AVERAGEIFS function?
- =AVERAGEIFS(A1:A10, B1:B10, “Red”)
- =AVERAGEIFS(A1:A10, “Red”)
- =AVERAGEIFS(A1:A10, B1:B10)
- =AVERAGEIFS(“Red”, A1:A10)
Which feature is often used to create compact tables?
- Conditional formatting
- Pivot Tables
- Named ranges
- Data validation
Which feature in Excel allows you to create a drop-down list in a cell?
- Conditional Formatting
- Data Validation
- Goal Seek
- Text to Columns
What tool would you use to automatically refresh data for real-time reports?
- Google Slides
- Google Apps Script
- Data validation
- Google Calendar
How do you apply filters to a pivot table in Google Sheets?
- Use the “Insert” menu
- Add a filter within the pivot table editor
- Right-click on the pivot table and select “Apply filter”
- Pivot tables don’t support filters
Which Pivot Table feature allows you to focus on specific data?
- Slicer
- Filter
- Sort
- Subtotal
What’s an effective way to summarize large datasets in Google Sheets?
- Use conditional formatting
- Use Pivot Tables and filters
- Create separate sheets for each dataset
- Manually format each table
The COUNTIF function allows you to:
- Count cells based on one condition
- Sum cells based on a condition
- Count only text entries
- Count all empty cells
What is the difference between a working sheet and a template?
- Templates have predefined structures, while working sheets are blank or custom
- Working sheets are automatically created, templates must be imported
- Templates are used for visuals, working sheets are for data
- There is no difference
Which of the following is true about Pivot Tables in Excel?
- They automatically update when new data is added
- They are used to summarize and analyze data
- They can only summarize numeric data
- They cannot show filters
What happens when you record a macro in Excel?
- Excel records the cell contents
- Excel stores a series of actions to be repeated later
- Excel takes a screenshot of your work
- Excel creates a chart automatically
What is the syntax for MAXIFS in Excel?
- =MAXIFS(criteria_range, sum_range, criteria)
- =MAXIFS(sum_range, criteria_range, criteria)
- =MAXIFS(criteria1, criteria2, sum_range)
- =MAXIFS(sum_range, criteria1, criteria_range)
What is the key benefit of real-time reporting in Google Sheets?
- It provides up-to-date information for decision-making
- It makes the data easier to read
- It enhances printing capabilities
- It allows only one user to work at a time
How can you switch between different working sheets in Google Sheets?
- Use the “Switch Sheet” option from the toolbar
- Click the tab of the sheet you want to view at the bottom
- Use the “View” menu
- Press “Ctrl + Shift + Tab”
What does the SUMIFS function allow you to do?
- Sum cells based on multiple conditions
- Count cells based on a single condition
- Sum cells in a fixed range
- Average cells based on conditions
Which of the following is the correct syntax for the SUMIFS function?
- =SUMIFS(criteria_range, criteria, sum_range)
- =SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1)
- =SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria1, criteria2)
- =SUMIFS(criteria1, criteria2, sum_range)
Which function allows you to find the maximum value based on multiple conditions?
- MAXIFS
- MAXIF
- SUMIFS
- COUNTIFS
What will the formula =COUNTIF(A1:A10, “Red”) return?
- The total number of red cells
- The total number of cells in A1
- The number of cells containing the word “Red”
- An error
The AVERAGEIF function:
- Averages cells based on one condition
- Adds all cells in a range
- Returns the highest average
- Averages non-empty cells only
How many conditions can the SUMIFS function handle?
- One
- Two
- No limit
- Three
Which of the following can be automated using macros in Excel?
- Creating charts
- Formatting cells
- Generating Pivot Tables
- All of the above
What is a compact format table in Google Sheets?
- A table with minimal formatting
- A table that condenses data for easy reading
- A table with detailed formatting for each cell
- A table optimized for printing
What is the default calculation applied to values in a Pivot Table?
- Sum
- Average
- Count
- Max
What is the difference between COUNTIF and COUNTIFS?
- COUNTIFS can handle multiple criteria
- COUNTIFS counts blank cells
- COUNTIF counts only numeric data
- COUNTIF handles multiple ranges
Here are the answers to the questions:
- What does the AVERAGEIFS function do?
- A. Averages cells based on multiple conditions
- How can you import real-time data from an external source into Google Sheets?
- A. Use the IMPORTRANGE function
- What is the primary purpose of a working sheet?
- B. Managing and analyzing data
- Which feature enables real-time collaboration in Google Sheets?
- B. Multiple users editing simultaneously
- In the formula =SUMIF(A1, “>5”), what does “>5” represent?
- B. The criteria
- What is a working sheet in Google Sheets?
- B. A tab within a Google Sheets workbook for entering and organizing data
- Which of the following is a valid use of the AVERAGEIFS function?
- A. =AVERAGEIFS(A1, B1, “Red”)
- Which feature is often used to create compact tables?
- B. Pivot Tables
- Which feature in Excel allows you to create a drop-down list in a cell?
- B. Data Validation
- What tool would you use to automatically refresh data for real-time reports?
- B. Google Apps Script
- How do you apply filters to a pivot table in Google Sheets?
- B. Add a filter within the pivot table editor
- Which Pivot Table feature allows you to focus on specific data?
- A. Slicer
- What’s an effective way to summarize large datasets in Google Sheets?
- B. Use Pivot Tables and filters
- The COUNTIF function allows you to:
- A. Count cells based on one condition
- What is the difference between a working sheet and a template?
- A. Templates have predefined structures, while working sheets are blank or custom
- Which of the following is true about Pivot Tables in Excel?
- B. They are used to summarize and analyze data
- What happens when you record a macro in Excel?
- B. Excel stores a series of actions to be repeated later
- What is the syntax for MAXIFS in Excel?
- B. =MAXIFS(sum_range, criteria_range, criteria)
- What is the key benefit of real-time reporting in Google Sheets?
- A. It provides up-to-date information for decision-making
- How can you switch between different working sheets in Google Sheets?
- B. Click the tab of the sheet you want to view at the bottom
- What does the SUMIFS function allow you to do?
- A. Sum cells based on multiple conditions
- Which of the following is the correct syntax for the SUMIFS function?
- B. =SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1)
- Which function allows you to find the maximum value based on multiple conditions?
- A. MAXIFS
- What will the formula =COUNTIF(A1, “Red”) return?
- C. The number of cells containing the word “Red”
- The AVERAGEIF function:
- A. Averages cells based on one condition
- How many conditions can the SUMIFS function handle?
- C. No limit
- Which of the following can be automated using macros in Excel?
- D. All of the above
- What is a compact format table in Google Sheets?
- B. A table that condenses data for easy reading
- What is the default calculation applied to values in a Pivot Table?
- A. Sum
- What is the difference between COUNTIF and COUNTIFS?
- A. COUNTIFS can handle multiple criteria
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