Exercise 1:
I. Theory
1. Insert data and distinguish different data types
2. Concepts of cell address
3. Fomular
4. Copy fomulars
5. Change the widths of columns
II. Practice
1. Start Excel
2. Input data as shown the above table
3. Calculate Basic Salary and Total
Basic Salary = Pay Rate * 1.490.000
Total = Basic Salary + Lunch Fee
4. Save the file as Salary.xls
Exercise 2:
I. Theory
1. Sheet Basics
2. Insert rows and columns
3. Update data
4. Use functions such as IF and ROUND
II. Practice
1. Open the file “salary.xls”
2. Change the sheet name sheet1 into “salary table”
3. Copy “salary table” to new one and change its name into “salary table 2"
4. Insert a new column named “Responsibility” on the right hand side of the column
“Lunch Fee”. The value of this column will be:
• 100,000 for employees whose Pay Rate is greater than or equal to 6
• 70,000 for employees whose Pay Rate is from 5 to 6
• 50,000 for employees whose Pay Rate is less than 5
5. Insert a new column named “8/3 Bonus” on the right hand side of the column
“Responsibility” and fill its values as follows:
• Award 50,000 for female employees
• Male employees are not awarded.
6. Recalculate the column “Total” based on the following fomular and use the
function ROUND to round values to 3 decimal places:
Total = Basic Salary + Lunch Fee + Responsibility + 8/3 Bonus
7. Calculate the following values:
+ Sum of all employees salaries in this company
+ Average salary of this company
+ Average salary of female employees
+ Average salary of male employees
+ Max and Min salary
Exercise 3:
Note: The second letter in Product Code indicates the Category Code of the product
I. Theory
1. Using advanced functions such as VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP
II. Practice
1. Input the above tables
2. Calculate values of blank columns as follows:
+ Amount = Unit Price * Quantity
+ Import Duty and Freight Payment are calculated based on checking their
corresponding rates in the 2nd table
~Rate * Amount
+ Buying Price =(Amount + Import Duty + Freight Payment)/ Quantity
+ Offer Price =( Amount + Import Duty + Freight Payment)*(1+ fixed rate)/
Quantity, where fixed rate is set equal to 5%
Exercise 4:
Rated Consumption: Định mức sử dụng cho mỗi căn hộ (Customer)
Exccess KWh Usage: Số vượt (dùng quá so với định mức) – will be charged more money
I. Theory
1. Using search and logic funtions
2. Using Subtotal function
3. Drawing chart
II. Practice
1. Automatically filling data for District column.
2. Calculate values of KWh Usage column
3. Calculate values of Rated Consumption and Unit Price columns
4. Values of Total Charge are calculated as follows:
+ If KWh Usage <= Rated Consumption then
Total Charge = Unit Price * KWh Usage
+ If KWh Usage > Rated Consumption then
Total Charge = Unit Price * KWh Usage + Rate*Unit Price*Exccess
KWh Usage) where Rate is calculated as follows:
• = 1 if Excess KWh Usage is less than Rated Consumption
• = 2 if Excess KWh Usage is greater than or equal to Rated
Consumption, and less than 2* Rated Consumption
• = 3 if Excess KWh Usage is greater than or equal to 2* Rated
Consumption
Explanation:
Total Charge = (Unit Price * KWh Usage) + Extra
Extra = Unit Price*Exccess * Rate
Rate =
• = 0 if KWh Usage <= Rated Consumption
• = 1 if Excess is less than Rated Consumption
• = 2 if Excess is greater than or equal to Rated Consumption, and less
than 2* Rated Consumption
• = 3 if Excess is greater than or equal to 2* Rated Consumption
5. Calculate the Total Charge column for each district
6. Draw chart representing the relationship between Districts and Total Charges
Exercise 5:
1. Caculate values of the columns Avg. Mark and Rank as follows:
• 8-10: Excellent
• 6.5- below 8: Good
• 5 – below 6.5: Average
• Others : Below Average
2. Count the number of female students having the 1st subject mark smaller than 5
3. Sort the student list in descending order of average mark
4. Calculate the average mark of all male students
5. Calculate the number of students whose home town is Ha Tay
Exercise 6
Description:
-The last letter of Product Code indicates Types of Product, where A means “Advanced”, and
S means “Standard“
Requirements:
1. Input the tables above
2. YEAR: Use function to get the current year
3. Product Name: Based on the first 4 characters of Product Code, look up in
Table 1
4. Country Code: Based on the first 4 characters of Product Code, look up in
Table 1
5. Cost = Quantity * Unit Price. Where:
Unit Price: Based on the first 4 letters (to see the product name) and the last
letter (to get the product type) of Product Code, look up Table 1
6. Freight Cost = Quantity * Unit Freight Cost. Where:
Unit Freight Cost: Based on Country Code, and look up in Table 2
7. Total Cost = Cost + Freight Cost. If that product was sold in May, got
5% discount
8. Sort the table in the ascending order of Country Code, and then descending
order of Quantity
9. Filter a list of products, whose types are "Standard", and sold out in May
(use Filter by using Advanced Criteria, see the link for more inf
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Filter-by-using-advanced-criteria-
4c9222fe-8529-4cd7-a898-3f16abdff32b)
10. Do some statistics of Total Cost by filling in the following table. (use
DSUM function: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/DSUM-function-
53181285-0c4b-4f5a-aaa3-529a322be41b)
Total Cost
Country Code Advanced Standard
KO
GE
