Tutorial 7: Using Advanced Functions, Conditional Formatting ... 2025

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2. Begin by reviewing the structured references in your Employee Data workbook. Ensure that the Employees worksheet is defined as a table named 'Employee' for optimal functionality.
3. In cell N1, label the new calculated column as 'Life Ins Premium'. In cell N2, enter the formula =IF(H2='Y', K2*0.001, 0) to calculate insurance premiums based on employee selection.
4. For additional deductions like 401K, create another column labeled '401K' and use a nested IF function to determine eligibility based on employment duration and status.
5. Utilize conditional formatting to highlight any data entry errors or duplicates by selecting 'Highlight Cells' under conditional formatting options.
6. To summarize data conditionally, apply functions like COUNTIF and SUMIF using structured references to analyze employee data effectively.

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