You want to count the number of applications that meet two more conditions. In cell H6, insert
Question:
You want to count the number of applications that meet two more conditions. | |
15 | You want to identify the highest score based on two conditions. |
16 | In cell H8, insert the AVERAGEIFS function to calculate the average score in the range I11:I67 that meets two conditions: Residences in the range B11:B67 are In-State and Final Decisions in the range J11:J67 are *Adm*. Use the asterisks as wildcards so that it includes both Early Admission and Admit. |
17 | In cell I5, insert the AVERAGEIFS function to calculate the average SAT score that meets two conditions: Scores in the range I11:I67 are greater than or equal to 3500, and Final Decisions in the range J11:J67 are Early Admissions (cell E3). Use mixed references appropriately. |
18 | In cell I6, insert the AVERAGEIFS function to calculate the average SAT score that meets two conditions: Residences in the range B11:B67 are In-State and Final Decisions in the range J11:J67 are Early Admissions (cell E3). Use mixed references appropriately. |
19 | Copy the functions from the range I5:I6 to the range J5:J6. |
20 | You want to insert a map that depicts admissions by state. |
21 | You want to place the top-left corner of the map in cell C1 and change the map size. |
22 | Create a footer with your name on the left side, the sheet name code in the center, and the file name code on the right side on all sheets. |
23 | Save and close Exp19_Excel_Ch07_ML1_Admissions.xlsx. Exit Excel. Submit the file as directed. |
Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics An Applied Introduction
ISBN: 978-0201726343
5th edition
Authors: Ralph P. Grimaldi