A recorded walkthrough of an Excel-based competitive challenge called 'Excel Athlete Basics Revisited' (an easy battle case). Speakers describe the battle case structure: multiple levels (up to seven) increasing in difficulty, competitors enter formulas into dark green cells and answers into green cells, and there are bonus questions at the top. The recording is instructional, demonstrating level one as an introductory example.
This is the first of two battle cases, so this is considered an easy battle case. Esports players will know it. It's Excel Athlete Basics Revisited. The way these battle cases work is you've typically got sort of up to seven levels that increase in difficulty. You've got to solve these levels. They're just different problems with text and numbers and things like that. You put your answers in the green cells. There's five bonus questions at the top. What I do want to see if these tools can do is solve the levels 1 to.
7 for someone who's never seen these before, and many of them seen it. If you roll to the top, there's a case overview, a description, and then as you work your way down, your job as the competitor is to populate formulas into the dark green cells. Is that correct?
Exactly. Let me highlight level one. We'll do level one because it's nice, easy one, and this should just give you the sense of what you're doing in all of these levels, but they just get harder. So level one, you've got the level number here on the top. A bit of information. This is what you're being asked.
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