Microsoft Excel 2021365 - Beginner to Advanced - Exercise 11 - highlight cells and apply visual conditionals

The video tutorial covers how to use conditional formatting in Excel to highlight sales data. It begins with instructions on applying red and yellow fills to cells based on specific value ranges. The tutorial then moves to visual conditional formatting, demonstrating the use of data bars and color scales to highlight data. Finally, it explains how to apply and customize icon sets to visually represent data values, including setting rules for green and orange symbols.

What color fill should be used to highlight cells with values between 25,000 and 30,000 on the Highlight Sales worksheet?

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

• Red

After applying both rules on the Highlight Sales worksheet, which rule should be deleted?

• No rule should be deleted

• Both rules should be deleted

• The rule highlighting values between 25,000 and 30,000

• The rule highlighting values below 15,000

In the Visual Conditional Formatting worksheet, what type of fill is used for data bars in table one?

• Solid blue fill

• Solid green fill

• Solid orange fill

• Solid red fill

Which color scale is applied to table two in the Visual Conditional Formatting worksheet?

• Black, grey, white

• Blue, white, red

• Green, yellow, red

• Purple, orange, yellow

Who achieved the highest sales results in table two, and in which quarter?

• Alex in Q1

• Taylor in Q4

• Sean in Q2

• Jamie in Q3

What icon set is applied to table three?

• Two check marks

• Five stars

• Four arrows colored

• Three traffic lights

In table four, what does the green symbol represent after customizing the icon set rules?

• Values greater than 10,000

• Values greater than 20,000

• Values greater than 25,000

• Values greater than 30,000