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Advanced Google Sheets Practice Exercises for Data Analysts Advanced Google Sheets Practice Exercises for Data Analysts This guide contains practice exercises to master advanced Google Sheets formulas. Each formula is explained with multiple practice tasks progressing from basic to advanced, plus examples on how to combine formulas for powerful data analysis. Click the links to open ready-to-use Google Sheets for hands-on practice. 1. Advanced SUMIFS with Multiple Criteria & Date Ranges Formula Syntax: =SUMIFS(AmountRange, RegionRange, "North", CategoryRange, "Electronics", DateRange, ">=2025-07-01", DateRange, "<=2025-07-31") Practice Questions: Sum all sales where Region is "North" and Category is "Electronics" in July 2025. Sum sales for Region "South" or "East" in the first quarter of 2025. Calculate total sales for "Furniture" ...

15 Advanced Google Sheets Formulas for Data Analysts Mastering Google Sheets: 15 Advanced Formulas Every Data Analyst Must Know (With Real Examples) Pro Tip: These formulas are useful in real-world data analysis and often asked in interviews. Bookmark this guide for future reference. Table of Contents SUMIF / SUMIFS COUNTIF / COUNTIFS VLOOKUP / XLOOKUP INDEX + MATCH FILTER QUERY ARRAYFORMULA TEXT & DATE Functions IF / IFS / SWITCH Text Functions UNIQUE / SORT / SORTN IS Functions IFERROR REGEX Functions SPARKLINE 1. SUMIF / SUMIFS – Conditional Totals When to use: Use SUMIF when you want to add up numbers in one range based on a single condition applied to another range. Use SUMIFS when you have multiple conditions to meet. Example: If you want to calculate the total sales where the region is "East", you can use: =SUMIF(B:B, "East", A:A) This sums all values in column A only when the co...