Conditional Formatting Challenge!

What is Conditional Formatting?

• A way to format cells based on their content

• A method to create charts

• A way to merge cells

• A tool for data entry

Which of the following is NOT a type of Highlight Cell Rule?

• Greater Than

• Less Than

• Data Bars

• Equal To

What does the Top/Bottom Rules feature allow you to do?

• Highlight the top 10% of values in a range

• Change the font color of all cells

• Merge cells in a row

• Create a pie chart

Which conditional formatting option would you use to visually represent data with bars within the cells?

• Color Scales

• Icon Sets

• Data Bars

• Highlight Cell Rules

If you want to apply a color gradient to a range of cells based on their values, which feature should you use?

• Icon Sets

• Data Bars

• Color Scales

• Highlight Cell Rules

What do Icon Sets allow you to do in conditional formatting?

• Change the background color of cells

• Display icons based on the value of the cell

• Merge cells with similar values

• Create charts from data

Which of the following would you use to highlight cells that are above average?

• Data Bars

• Top/Bottom Rules

• Color Scales

• Highlight Cell Rules

How can you remove conditional formatting from a cell?

• Change the cell color

• Use the Clear Formats option

• Go to Conditional Formatting > Clear Rules

• Delete the cell content

Which of the following is a benefit of using Conditional Formatting?

• It makes data entry faster.

• It helps visualize data trends and patterns.

• It automatically calculates totals.

• It merges cells for better organization.

What happens when you apply a conditional formatting rule to a range of cells?

• Only the first cell in the range is formatted.

• All cells in the range are formatted based on the rule.

• The entire worksheet is formatted.

• The rule is applied only to the active cell.