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1. Assume that A5 contains 48 and A6 contains 40. A custom conditional format rule is set up over A5 and A6 that reads =$A$5>45 and sets a red font. What color will the font be in A6?
Red
The default on the cell (the rule is false, so won’t trigger a change)
There is not enough information to tell.
Don’t know
2. Cell D5 has two conditional formatting rules in place, in this order from top to bottom. Rule 1: Turns the font blue if the value is over 10. The author clicked the "Clear" button on the Fill tab when creating the rule. Rule 2: Turns the background yellow and the font red if the value is over 20. What do we need to do in order to have a value of 25 show with a red font and a yellow background?
Put the yellow rule first and select Stop if True
Put the blue rule first and select Stop if True
Put the yellow rule first
Don’t know
3. Cell D5 has two conditional formatting rules in place, in this order from top to bottom. Rule 1: Turns the font blue if the value is over 10. The author clicked the "Clear" button on the Fill tab when creating the rule. Rule 2: Turns the background yellow and the font red if the value is over 20. The value in D5 is currently 25. What will the color scheme be?
Blue font, white background
Red font, yellow background
Blue font, yellow background
Don’t know
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