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To create a tutorial on Excel with practical working examples using actual data, I will provide step-by-

step instructions and include tables and formulas you can use. Let me know if you’d like me to also save
it in a Word document after writing.

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Excel Tutorial with Practical Examples and Data

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1. Entering and Formatting Data

Example 1: Employee Attendance Table

1. Input Data:

Enter the data into cells A1:D6.

2. Format:

Select the header row (A1:D1).


Go to Home > Font > Bold and apply a light fill color.

Use Center Align for numeric data.

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2. Using Formulas

Example 2: Calculating Attendance Percentage

1. Add a new column "Attendance %" in column E.

2. Use the formula in E2:

=(B2/D2)*100

3. Drag the formula down to fill rows E2:E6.


Result:

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3. Conditional Formatting

Example 3: Highlight Low Attendance

1. Select cells E2:E6.

2. Go to Home > Conditional Formatting > Highlight Cell Rules > Less Than.

3. Enter 75 and choose a red fill color.

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4. Chart Creation
Example 4: Sales Data Visualization

1. Input Data:

Enter the data into cells A1:C5.

2. Insert Chart:

Select the data A1:C5.

Go to Insert > Charts > Line Chart.

3. Customize:

Add a title: "Monthly Sales Comparison."

Label axes for clarity.


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5. Data Analysis with Pivot Tables

Example 5: Product Sales by Region

1. Create Pivot Table:

Select the data A1:C7.

Go to Insert > PivotTable.

Drag Region to Rows, Product to Columns, and Sales to Values.

2. Analyze Sales by Region:

Summarize sales in a structured table.


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6. Advanced Data Tools

Example 6: Sorting and Filtering

1. Select the Sales Data table (Example 4).

2. Go to Data > Sort:

Sort Region A Sales in descending order.

3. Apply Filter:

Click Data > Filter to filter months with Region B Sales above 750.

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7. Export and Share

Example 7: Save as PDF

1. Go to File > Save As.

2. Select PDF as the file format and save.

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Let me know if you’d like this formatted into a Word document or need further customization!

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