Sales data table in Excel with customer purchases and locations.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are given a table with 18 rows of data (rows 2 to 19). Each row has:
- Date
- Customer Name
- Product
- Price
- City

The task is not explicitly stated in the image, but since the user uploaded it as a “Question” and we’re to solve it accurately — and looking at common homework problems with such tables — the most likely question is:

“What is the total price of all products sold?”

This is a standard summation problem using the “Price” column.

Let’s add up all the prices from row 2 to row 19:

Row 2: 232
Row 3: 236
Row 4: 242
Row 5: 255
Row 6: 259
Row 7: 265
Row 8: 272
Row 9: 282
Row 10: 302
Row 11: 305
Row 12: 315
Row 13: 331
Row 14: 342
Row 15: 346
Row 16: 348
Row 17: 360
Row 18: 376
Row 19: 386

Now let’s add them carefully.

We can group them to make addition easier:

Group 1 (first 6):
232 + 236 = 468
468 + 242 = 710
710 + 255 = 965
965 + 259 = 1224
1224 + 265 = 1489

Group 2 (next 6):
272 + 282 = 554
554 + 302 = 856
856 + 305 = 1161
1161 + 315 = 1476
1476 + 331 = 1807

Wait — that’s messy. Let’s do it sequentially with running total:

Start: 0
+232 → 232
+236 → 468
+242 → 710
+255 → 965
+259 → 1224
+265 → 1489
+272 → 1761
+282 → 2043
+302 → 2345
+305 → 2650
+315 → 2965
+331 → 3296
+342 → 3638
+346 → 3984
+348 → 4332
+360 → 4692
+376 → 5068
+386 → 5454

Double-checking with another method: pair first and last, second and second-last, etc.

(232 + 386) = 618
(236 + 376) = 612
(242 + 360) = 602
(255 + 348) = 603
(259 + 346) = 605
(265 + 342) = 607
(272 + 331) = 603
(282 + 315) = 597
(302 + 305) = 607

That’s 9 pairs.

Now add those:

618 + 612 = 1230
1230 + 602 = 1832
1832 + 603 = 2435
2435 + 605 = 3040
3040 + 607 = 3647
3647 + 603 = 4250
4250 + 597 = 4847
4847 + 607 = 5454

Same result! So total = 5454

Final Answer:
5454