Google Sheets Rank Function Tutorial Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the rank function in Google Sheets?

• To calculate the sum of a data range

• To format cells based on conditions

• To sort data alphabetically

• To assign a ranking to a value within a data series

In the first example, what is the first parameter used in the rank function?

• The sheet name

• The value to rank

• The cell color

• The data range

How do you select the data range for ranking in Google Sheets?

• By typing the range manually

• By selecting a predefined range

• By clicking and dragging the mouse over the range

• By using a keyboard shortcut

Why do we use dollar signs in the data range when dragging the formula down?

• To highlight the cells

• To increase the cell size

• To prevent the data range from changing

• To change the font style

What should you do if you want to rank all items in a list?

• Sort the list alphabetically

• Drag the formula down after fixing the data range

• Manually enter the ranks

• Use a different formula

What happens if you don't fix the data range with dollar signs when dragging the formula?

• The formula will not work

• The data range will change incorrectly

• The sheet will crash

• The cells will be highlighted

What is the key difference in the second example compared to the first?

• The formula uses a different function

• The ranking is based on ascending order

• The data is sorted alphabetically

• The data is sorted in descending order

In the second example, what additional parameter is added to the rank function?

• A cell reference

• A sheet name

• The number 1 for ascending order

• A color code

What is the result of ranking employees based on days late in ascending order?

• The ranking is based on alphabetical order

• All employees receive the same rank

• Employees with fewer days late are ranked higher

• Employees with more days late are ranked higher

What additional resources are suggested at the end of the tutorial?

• Programming languages

• Basic computer skills

• Advanced Excel functions

• Tutorials on Google Slides