1. Multiple Choices
First write your questions (we’re just using three here to demonstrate). Launch Excel 2007 and switch to sheet two. Enter the choices that you want to offer for the first question into Column A, one below each other.
2. Define Name
Repeat the process for the other questions. Now select the answers to question one. Choose Formulas > Define Name > Define Name and enter Question1 as the name. Click OK. Repeat for each answer set.
3. Create Lists
Move back to sheet one and enter your questions into column A. In column B, select the first cell and choose Data > Data Validation. Select List and under source enter =Question1. Repeat for each answer.
4. Mark It
In column C we need to enter a formula to mark the answer. Select the cell and enter =IF(B2=””,””,IF(B2= Sheet2!A2,”Right”,”Wrong”)). B2 is the cell with the person’s answer; here, Sheet2!A2 is where the correct answer is stored.
5. Create Scores
Enter the formula for each question, remembering to change the answer cell and the one containing the correct answer each time. In column D enter =IF(C2=”Right”, 1, 0). Copy this for each row of the quiz.
6. Total Up the Score
Finally, use Autosum to produce a total score and go to the Home tab. Select the Format as Table option and choose an overall layout to make the spreadsheet meet your aesthetic requirements.
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