The 10 tasks employers test

Work through ten tasks that come up again and again in spreadsheet tests, from a locked total to a pivot table, and know which lesson to review for each.

Analyst · 25 min · 14 steps

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  • Write a formula once and fill it down. Lock a cell every row needs with $: =I2/$I$33.
  • =IF(I2>=500,"Yes","No"). "Or more" means >=. Text goes in quotes.
  • =SUMIF(Orders!$E$2:$E$31,A2,Orders!$I$2:$I$31) for one condition.

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Why your formula broke when you copied it

Lock a cell with $ so a formula keeps working when you copy it down.

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Skill
Interview prep
Stage
Analyst

Where it sits in Interview prep 6 lessons

The steps

14 steps: 2 explanations, 2 questions, 10 Your turn.

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Why your formula broke when you copied it

Lock a cell with $ so a formula keeps working when you copy it down.

Beginner · 7 min · Free, with no sign-up

Do the free lesson on your computer.

Send yourself the link and open it on a laptop or desktop.

On your computer, go tolearnford.com/go/39MP