Question: A cruise line has a loyalty program for regular customers. The table just below shows how many days sailed, the name of the loyalty level

A cruise line has a loyalty program for regular customers. The table just below shows how many days sailed, the name of the loyalty level and the code. For example, a customer that has sailed 10 days with the cruise line (1-29 days) would be a gold member and would get the code "2."
\table[[#Days,Group Name,Code],[0,Blue,1],[1-29,Gold,2],[30-49,Ruby,3],[50-149,Platinum,4],[150+,Elite,5]]
Use the dataset attached here under the label "QUES 21" and do the following:
Exam3-data.x|sx
For each customer, use vlookup to put the code for each for number of days sailed. For example, customer 1 is a gold member (20 days is between 1-29) so in the next column on Excel, put a "2" next to the number of days sailed. Repeat this for the whole dataset.
Sum the column of codes. Give the sum (whole number) as your answer below.
Which of the following are discreet variables (select all that apply)?
# sales rung up each week
customer travel distance
total salesperson hours clocked in/out per day
location A or B (where purchase was made)
a normal distribution
purchaser postal/zip code
customer year of birth
none of the above are discrete
A cruise line has a loyalty program for regular

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