By

By &
concatenate

Student Program Section Unique ID Unique ID LEFT MIDDLE

s001 P11 A s001P11A s001P11A s001 P11

s002 P211 B s002P211B s002P211B s002 P211

s003 P1 B s003P1B s003P1B s003 P1

s004 P2 C s004P2C s004P2C s004 P2

s005 P2 A s005P2A s005P2A s005 P2

s006 P1 A s006P1A s006P1A s006 P1

s007 P2 B s007P2B s007P2B s007 P2

s008 P1 A s008P1A s008P1A s008 P1

s009 P1 C s009P1C s009P1C s009 P1

s010 P2 C s010P2C s010P2C s010 P2

P2
Abhishek Awasthi s001P11A s001 P11
Asha Kumari s001P11A
Ravi Mathai
Shailja Sharma Find out the total mark
Mira Pandey Find out the total marks of all student
Esha Verma
Amitabh Desai 16. Create a rule to identify total score which are greater than avera
Akhilesh Pandey
Rina Gupta Q9
Sameer Kalra Q10

Q11
Abhishek Awasthi Q12
Asha Kumari Q13
Ravi Mathai Q14
Shailja Sharma Q15
Mira Pandey Q16

Esha Verma Q17

Amitabh Desai Q18
Akhilesh Pandey Q19
Rina Gupta
Sameer Kalra
 Q21

,
 DAY OF
RIGHT DOB day MONTH
WEEK

A s001 Abhishek 5/20/2021 20 Thursday Thu May

B s002 Asha 3/10/1983 10 Thursday Thu March

B s003 Ravi 2/25/1990 25 Sunday Sun February

C s004 Shailja 5/17/1991 17 Friday Fri May

A s005 Mira 5/17/1991 17 Friday Fri May

A s006 Esha 11/27/1979 27 Tuesday Tue November

B s007 Amitabh 3/21/1987 21 Saturday Sat March

A s008 Akhilesh 12/17/1993 17 Friday Fri December

C s009 Rina 7/5/1993 5 Monday Mon July

C s010 Sameer 8/7/1981 7 Friday Fri August

Average of all who are born in May

P11A 5/26/2021 26 Wednesday Wed May
5/27/2021 5 Jul July 1983
27
Find out the total marks of all students where total is more than the average of the class and Gender is M
Find out the total marks of all students where total is more than the average of the class and Gender is F and Born in the month of May

al score which are greater than average scores. Average of

How many students have scored more than 50 in Assign1?

Compute the class average for those students who have scored at least 60 marks.
Compute the total marks by including only those component marks where the student has
scored more than 35.
Compute the average marks of those students who born in the month of May.
Create a rule to identify duplicate values in the DOB column.
Highlight in Blue color where the Total >70 and in red color where Total < 35
Highlight cells in which total scores increased over previous student in one color
Create a rule to identify total score which are greater than average scores.
Create a rule to identify total scores value is less than 35 to display a down arrow, from
35 to 60 to display a horizontal arrow, and 60 or greater to display an up arrow.
Highlight all Saturdays and Sundays in red.
What is the average score of female students who have scored more than 40 in Quiz?
5/20/2021 0 0
13951 38years 0 years0 months0 days 13951
11407 31years 38 years2 months10 days 11407
 10961 30years 31 years2 months25 days 10961
10961 30years 30 years0 months3 days 10961

15150 41years 30 years0 months3 days 15150

12479 34years 41 years5 months23 days 12479
10016 27years 34 years1 months29 days 10016

Find the number of students born in the year 1991 and have scored more than 60.
 Weightage Assign 1 Assign 2 Quiz Exam
20% 10% 20% 50%

MONTH MONTH year Gender Assign1 Assign2 Quiz Exam

May 5 2021 M 56 50 35 78

Mar 3 1983 F 65 47 60 44

Feb 2 1990 M 78 59 76 61

May 5 1991 F 70 65 59 80

May 5 1991 F 45 45 83 76

Nov 11 1979 F 67 67 29 55

Mar 3 1987 M 49 87 39 49

Dec 12 1993 M 90 56 49 50

Jul 7 1993 F 87 66 61 67

Aug 8 1981 M 65 45 38 66
20.00 average
67.53
May 5 2021

desi formula
and Gender is M 129.4 129.4 129.4
F and Born in the month of May 140.4 140.4

Average of those students who are F OR Section is A Err:504

Section Gender 7/2/2021 14:52
8 A 62.25714 7/2/2021
67.9 67.9 F 7/2/2021 14:52

611.9 Section Gender

611.9
67.5333333 67.5333333 A F 60.75 7/2/2021 14:52
7/2/2021

GENDER QUIZ
F >40 65.45
65.45

38Years 38Years 2Month 10Days 13951

31Years 31Years 2Month 25Days
30Years 30Years 0Month 3Days
30Years 30Years 0Month 3Days

41Years 41Years 5Month 23Days

34Years 34Years 1Month 29Days
27Years 27Years 5Month 3Days

7
TOTAL TOTAL Pass / Fail

62.2 62.2 FAIL 1 1

51.7 51.7 FAIL 0 1

67.2 67.2 FAIL 1 1

72.3 72.3 FAIL 1 1

68.1 68.1 FAIL 1 1

53.4 53.4 FAIL 0 1

50.8 50.8 FAIL 0 1

58.4 58.4 FAIL 0 1

69.7 69.7 FAIL 1 1

58.1 58.1 FAIL 0 1

61.19 Ave
62.2 62.2 FALSE 1 Average o
51.7 51.7 FALSE 0 Average of th
67.2 67.2 FALSE 1 Cou
72.3 72.3 FALSE 1 Count of all students
68.1 68.1 FALSE 1 Sum of total m
53.4 53.4 FALSE 0 Average of tho
50.8 50.8 FALSE 0 GOOD
58.4 58.4 FALSE 0 POOR
69.7 69.7 FALSE 1 GOOD
58.1 58.1 FALSE 0 GOOD
GOOD

POOR
POOR
POOR
GOOD
POOR

1
1
 GRADES

GOOD GOOD GOOD A

POOR POOR POOR B

GOOD GOOD GOOD A

GOOD GOOD GOOD E

GOOD GOOD GOOD A

POOR POOR POOR B

POOR POOR POOR B

POOR POOR POOR B

GOOD GOOD GOOD A

POOR POOR POOR B

Average of students with grade B
Average of students where student is GOOD
Average of those students who are F and grade is B
Count of all students with grade A
Count of all students with grade A and scrore more than 40 in quiz
Sum of total marks of students belonging to A and C
Average of those students who are M and Section is A

GOOD GOOD POOR B

POOR POOR POOR F
Q6

Suppose the product price

changes over time. You have
the date when the product was
sold.
How can I write a formula to
compute product’s price.
Date sold Price
Jan – April 2005 98
May-August 2005 105
September-December 2005
112
 GRADES
LOOKUP
COUNT IFAVERGAE OF FEMALE
A A 4 63.04 30 <=30 F
B B
63.04 40 >30-<=40 D
A A 0 F 50 >40-<=50 C
E E 30.01
D 60 >50-<=60 B
A A 40.01
C 70 >60-<=70 A
B B 50.01 B 70-above E
B B 60.01
A
B B 70.01
E
A A

B B
54.48 54.48 54.48 54.48
67.9 67.9 67.9 GENDER
52.55 52.55 52.55 52.55 F
4 4 4
in quiz 3 3 3
0
A 60.30 60.30 60.30
9000 15% 0-9999 0 15
10000 30% 10000-29999 10000 30
31000 34% 30000-99999 30000 34
99999 34% 100000 and above 100000 40
110000 40%

15 15
30 30
34 34
34 34
40 40
 date sold price

jan-apr 98

may - august 105 1/1/2005 98

sept - dec 112 4/30/2005 98
5/1/2005 105
9/1/2005 112
1/1/2005 98 1/1/2006 NA
5/1/2005 105
9/1/2005 112
1/1/2006 NA
GRADES
B 52.55
Student FirstName LastName
s001 Abhishek Awasthi
s002 Asha Kumari
s003 Ravi Mathai
s004 Shailja Sharma
s005 Mira Pandey
s006 Esha Verma
s007 Amitabh Desai
s008 Akhilesh Pandey
s009 Rina Gupta
s010 Sameer Kalra
Grading Scheme
Marks Grades
<=30 F
>30-<=40 D
>40-<=50 C
>50-<=60 B
>60-<=70 A
70-above E
Product January February March
A 205 263 20
B 164 17 146
C 278 177 179
D 156 214 240
D 72 134 48
D 7 256 104
A 141 87 148
A 2 15 135
A 44 47 72
B 7 81 2
E 25 120 171
E 197 90 124
E 221 121 48
A 84 103 134
G 13 250 51
D 5 159 70
E 136 152 28
Product January February March
A 173 1 256
A 208 201 224
B 176 33 350
B 190 249 215
D 162 74 156
D 90 150 170
D 112 284 141
G 154 217 113
G 152 200 275
G 277 183 372
H 131 71 266
F 294 211 249
F 146 125 5
A 115 214 141
F 157 241 73
A 125 227 135
A 314 189 180
C 189 154 101
C 313 182 68
C 389 247 257
B 353 151 99
C 62 162 238
D 173 153 270
 January February March
H 131 71 266
F 597 577 327
A 1411 1347 1445
B 890 531 812
C 1231 922 843
D 777 1424 1199
E 579 483 371
G 596 850 811
Product ID Price
A134 $ 3.50
B2211 $ 5.20
B242 $ 4.20
C413 $ 5.00
X212 $ 4.80

ID Price
B2211
X212
B242
Product/Months January February March April
Tea 500 800 965 842
Coffee 300 950 639 639
Sugar 460 451 912 804

Product Month Row # of Product Column # of Month

Tea February 1 2 800
Sugar January 3 1 460
Tea April 1 4 842
Coffee March 2 3 639

Tea 1 Tea
Sugar 3 Sugar
Tea 1 Tea
Coffee 2 Coffee
 Offset examples

1 2 3 4 1
5 6 7 8 5
9 10 11 12 9

8 =SUM(OFFSET(H6,0,1,3,2))

1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12

=SUM(OFFSET(E16,-2,-3,2,3))
 2 3 4
6 7 8
10 11 12
W. No City No Quantity Shipping Cost Shipping Cost/unit per distance
2 3 100 8500
2 4 200 25000
1 3 150 11250
1 2 75 3750
4 2 35 3850
5 1 40 5400

Distance Cities
1 2 3 4
W. No 1 12 10 15 20
2 10 16 17 25
3 5 30 22 28
4 18 22 17 16
5 27 17 16 20
5 W. Name City Name Quantity W. Name Cities
BLR MUM 100 2 3
BLR NAG 200 2 4
AHD MUM 150 1 3
AHD BHV 75 1 2
DEL BHV 35 4 2
HYD ALB 40 5 1
Shipping Cost/unit per distance 5
8500
25000
11250
3750
3850
5400

Distance Cities
ALB BHV MUM NAG
AHD 12 10 15 20
BLR 10 16 17 25
W. Name CAL 5 30 22 28
DEL 18 22 17 16
HYD 27 17 16 20
STUDENT COMPUTING SURVEY DATA 2002

Age of newly registering students less than or equal to 22, >22 -

<=31, >31 - <=40, >40 - <=60 and >60 - <=80
ID Born Age (2002)
10606 1968 34
10607 1974 28 22 264
10608 1979 23 31 88
10610 1981 21 40 15
10611 1980 22 60 3 Bin
10612 1981 21 80 0 22
10613 1982 20 31
10614 1982 20 40
10615 1980 22 60
10616 1982 20 80
10617 1982 20 More
10618 1982 20
10619 1982 20
10620 1981 21 Bin Frequency
10621 1982 20 22 264
10622 1978 24 31 88 Histogram
10623 1976 26 40 15
10624 1981 21 60 3 300

Frequency
10625 1980 22 80 0 200
10626 1976 26 More 0 100
10627 1981 21 0
10628 1982 20 22 31 40 60 80
10723 1982 20 Bin
10724 1981 21
10725 1981 21
10726 1982 20
10727 1981 21
10728 1982 20
10729 1982 20
10730 1981 21
10731 1979 23
10732 1982 20
10733 1983 19
10734 1983 19
10735 1977 25
10736 1979 23
10737 1985 17
10738 1984 18
10739 1982 20
10740 1978 24
10741 1983 19
10742 1980 22
10743 1984 18
10744 1982 20
10745 1982 20
10746 1982 20
10651 1980 22
10652 1982 20
10653 1981 21
10654 1982 20
10655 1982 20
10656 1954 48
10657 1981 21
10658 1982 20
10659 1977 25
10660 1981 21
10661 1982 20
10662 1981 21
10663 1982 20
10664 1982 20
10665 1982 20
10666 1982 20
10667 1982 20
10668 1981 21
10669 1982 20
10670 1983 19
10671 1980 22
10672 1981 21
10673 1982 20
10674 1984 18
10675 1982 20
10676 1982 20
10677 1982 20
10678 1981 21
10679 1982 20
10680 1972 30
10681 1983 19
10682 1984 18
10683 1981 21
10684 1982 20
10685 1980 22
10686 1982 20
10687 1982 20
10688 1981 21
10689 1981 21
10690 1983 19
10691 1984 18
10692 1980 22
10693 1983 19
10694 1985 17
10695 1982 20
10696 1984 18
10697 1981 21
10698 1979 23
10699 1972 30
10700 1981 21
10701 1983 19
10702 1984 18
10703 1980 22
10704 1976 26
10705 1983 19
10706 1983 19
10707 1978 24
10708 1981 21
10709 1984 18
10710 1978 24
10711 1960 42
10712 1953 49
10713 1982 20
10714 1984 18
10715 1984 18
10716 1981 21
10717 1981 21
10718 1981 21
10719 1983 19
10720 1980 22
10721 1982 20
10722 1978 24
10747 1984 18
10748 1977 25
10749 1984 18
10750 1981 21
10751 1982 20
10752 1981 21
10753 1983 19
10754 1984 18
10755 1979 23
10756 1983 19
10757 1979 23
10758 1983 19
10759 1983 19
10760 1979 23
10761 1983 19
10762 1983 19
10763 1983 19
10764 1983 19
10765 1984 18
10766 1981 21
10767 1984 18
10768 1982 20
10769 1984 18
10770 1983 19
10771 1976 26
10772 1972 30
10773 1976 26
10774 1984 18
10775 1984 18
10776 1983 19
10777 1982 20
10778 1983 19
10779 1980 22
10780 1983 19
10781 1981 21
10782 1983 19
10783 1980 22
10784 1979 23
10785 1981 21
10786 1982 20
10787 1981 21
10788 1982 20
10789 1981 21
10790 1982 20
10791 1978 24
10792 1982 20
10793 1982 20
10794 1981 21
10795 1980 22
10796 1981 21
10797 1982 20
10798 1981 21
10799 1981 21
10800 1981 21
10801 1982 20
10802 1982 20
10803 1981 21
10804 1982 20
10805 1981 21
10806 1977 25
10807 1979 23
10808 1980 22
10809 1982 20
10810 1981 21
10811 1982 20
10812 1982 20
10813 1983 19
10814 1983 19
10815 1978 24
10816 1979 23
10817 1983 19
10818 1981 21
10819 1982 20
10820 1982 20
10821 1980 22
10822 1981 21
10823 1983 19
10824 1983 19
10825 1982 20
10826 1981 21
10827 1982 20
10828 1979 23
10829 1985 17
10830 1982 20
10831 1979 23
10832 1978 24
10833 1982 20
10834 1979 23
10835 1981 21
10836 1982 20
10837 1980 22
10838 1982 20
10839 1980 22
10840 1982 20
10841 1980 22
10842 1980 22
10843 1975 27
10844 1983 19
10845 1983 19
10846 1984 18
10847 1982 20
10848 1983 19
10849 1983 19
10850 1977 25
10851 1984 18
10852 1981 21
10853 1982 20
10854 1981 21
10855 1984 18
10856 1979 23
10857 1984 18
10858 1982 20
10859 1968 34
10860 1982 20
10861 1982 20
10862 1979 23
10863 1984 18
10864 1983 19
10865 1975 27
10866 1980 22
10867 1981 21
10868 1978 24
10869 1980 22
10870 1979 23
10871 1982 20
10872 1982 20
10873 1981 21
10874 1982 20
10875 1981 21
10876 1981 21
10877 1982 20
10878 1980 22
10879 1982 20
10880 1982 20
10881 1981 21
10882 1970 32
10883 1982 20
10884 1981 21
10885 1982 20
10886 1982 20
10887 1982 20
10888 1981 21
10889 1982 20
10890 1979 23
10891 1975 27
10892 1970 32
10893 1982 20
10894 1982 20
10895 1982 20
10897 1976 26
10898 1982 20
10899 1981 21
10900 1982 20
10901 1982 20
10902 1982 20
10903 1981 21
10904 1982 20
10905 1981 21
10906 1978 24
10907 1982 20
10908 1978 24
10909 1981 21
10910 1982 20
10911 1982 20
10912 1983 19
10913 1981 21
10914 1982 20
10915 1982 20
10916 1982 20
10917 1981 21
10918 1982 20
10919 1982 20
10920 1982 20
10921 1982 20
10922 1981 21
10923 1981 21
10924 1981 21
10925 1982 20
10926 1982 20
10927 1982 20
10928 1982 20
10929 1982 20
10930 1979 23
10931 1979 23
10932 1981 21
10933 1981 21
10934 1976 26
10935 1982 20
10936 1982 20
10937 1978 24
10938 1977 25
10939 1981 21
10940 1979 23
10941 1970 32
10942 1981 21
10943 1970 32
10944 1978 24
10945 1971 31
10946 1979 23
10947 1983 19
10948 1979 23
10949 1979 23
10950 1977 25
10951 1977 25
10952 1983 19
10953 1975 27
10954 1977 25
10976 1979 23
10977 1971 31
10978 1980 22
10979 1977 25
10980 1975 27
10981 1978 24
10982 1978 24
10983 1977 25
10984 1962 40
10985 1983 19
10986 1980 22
10987 1974 28
10988 1975 27
10989 1978 24
10990 1979 23
10991 1977 25
10992 1983 19
10993 1967 35
10994 1975 27
10995 1979 23
10996 1976 26
10997 1983 19
10998 1964 38
10955 1978 24
10956 1976 26
10957 1964 38
10958 1970 32
10959 1975 27
10960 1976 26
10961 1980 22
10962 1978 24
10963 1970 32
10964 1972 30
10965 1968 34
10966 1983 19
10967 1973 29
10968 1976 26
10969 1964 38
10970 1973 29
10971 1971 31
10972 1974 28
10973 1981 21
10974 1979 23
10975 1969 33
10999 1981 21
 Histogram
Frequency 300
264 Frequency 200
100 Frequency
88
15 0
3 22 31 40 60 80 More
0 Bin
0

Histogram

Frequency

2 31 40 60 80 More
Bin
 Frequency

0 More
x y xy x^2 y^2
55 63 3465 3025 3969
52 46 2392 2704 2116
51 58 2958 2601 3364
59 70 4130 3481 4900
56 38 2128 3136 1444
45 62 2790 2025 3844 13206
63 69 4347 3969 4761 34481 48516
52 64 3328 2704 4096
50 55 2750 2500 3025
44 60 2640 1936 3600
57 67 3819 3249 4489
64 56 3584 4096 3136
50 50 2500 2500 2500
62 59 3658 3844 3481
52 58 3016 2704 3364
39 57 2223 1521 3249
56 52 2912 3136 2704
62 63 3906 3844 3969
56 67 3752 3136 4489
48 57 2736 2304 3249
53 56 2968 2809 3136
58 59 3422 3364 3481
53 62 3286 2809 3844
58 66 3828 3364 4356
55 55 3025 3025 3025
60 59 3540 3600 3481
60 52 3120 3600 2704
42 43 1806 1764 1849
54 55 2970 2916 3025
47 50 2350 2209 2500
1613 1728 93349 87875 101150
30
PUPIL'S SURNAME Gender CLASS MATHS ENGLISH HISTORY
ADAMS 2 1 55 63 65 average median
ALI 2 1 52 46 35 MATHS 53.76667 58
BAGAL 1 3 51 58 55 ENGLISH 57.6 58
BENJAMIN 1 2 59 70 68 HISTORY 56.66667 58
JENIFER 2 2 56 38 40
BUCHAN 1 3 45 62 59
CHULANI 1 3 63 69 69
CLARK 2 1 52 64 65
DALE 1 2 50 55 52 0.322878
DE SOUZA 1 2 44 60 62
DENCIK 1 3 57 67 65
DOBLE 1 3 64 56 65
DRURY 2 1 50 50 49
EL-DANA 2 2 62 59 60 MATHS
FREEMAN 1 3 52 58 62 ENGLISH
FROGGATT 2 1 39 57 59 HISTORY
GEORGARA 2 1 56 52 50
JAN 1 3 62 63 59
JENNER 2 2 56 67 65
JUNCO 1 2 48 57 55
LEFKARITIS 1 2 53 56 59 MATHS
LUKKA 2 1 58 59 55
MILNER 1 3 53 62 58 Mean
MIYAJI 1 3 58 66 60 Standard E
NICHOLSON 2 2 55 55 58 Median
PATEL 2 1 60 59 54 Mode
PEIRIS 1 3 60 52 55 Standard D
RAMANI 2 1 42 43 40 Sample Var
ROSEN 2 2 54 55 54 Kurtosis
ROWLANDS 2 1 47 50 48 Skewness
Range
Minimum
Maximum
Sum
Count
mode
65
55
55

MATHS ENGLISH HISTORY

1
0.322878 1
0.337623 0.891305 1

ENGLISH HISTORY MATHS ENGLISH

53.76667 Mean 57.6 Mean 56.66667 Mean 53.76667 Mean 57.6

1.149396 Standard E 1.363397 Standard E 1.509612 Standard E 1.149396 Standard E 1.363397
54.5 Median 58 Median 58.5 Median 54.5 Median 58
52 Mode 55 Mode 65 Mode 52 Mode 55
6.295501 Standard D 7.467631 Standard D 8.268483 Standard D 6.295501 Standard D 7.467631
39.63333 Sample Var55.76552 Sample Var68.36782 Sample Var39.63333 Sample Var55.76552
-0.165802 Kurtosis 0.553124 Kurtosis 0.765771 Kurtosis -0.165802 Kurtosis 0.553124
-0.485095 Skewness -0.628258 Skewness -0.93644 Skewness -0.485095 Skewness -0.628258
25 Range 32 Range 34 Range 25 Range 32
39 Minimum 38 Minimum 35 Minimum 39 Minimum 38
64 Maximum 70 Maximum 69 Maximum 64 Maximum 70
1613 Sum 1728 Sum 1700 Sum 1613 Sum 1728
30 Count 30 Count 30 Count 30 Count 30
Largest(1) 64 Largest(1) 70
Smallest(1) 39 Smallest(1) 38
Confidence 2.350779 Confidence 2.788459
HISTORY

Mean 56.66667
Standard E 1.509612
Median 58.5
Mode 65
Standard D 8.268483
Sample Var68.36782
Kurtosis 0.765771
Skewness -0.93644
Range 34
Minimum 35
Maximum 69
Sum 1700
Count 30
Largest(1) 69
Smallest(1) 35
Confidence 3.087502
Observation Salary (Y) Education in Years (X) Regression
1 15592 5 Y=f(x)
2 32616 10
3 39410 11
4 37240 12
5 27510 12 SUMMARY OUTPUT
6 38404 12
7 43338 15 Regression Statistics
8 36112 15 Multiple R
9 41757 16 R Square
10 35167 16 Adjusted R Square
11 38716 16 Standard Error
12 50410 16 Observations
13 45288 20
ANOVA

Regression
Residual
Total

Intercept
Education in Years (X)

SUMMARY OUTPUT

Regression Statistics
Multiple R
R Square
Adjusted R Square
Standard Error
Observations

ANOVA

Regression
Residual
Total

Intercept
Education in Years (X)
 y=a +bx
y = 12226.56+1833.04X

Regression Statistics
0.797607969501331
0.636178473012035
0.603103788740402
5437.12784035806
13

df SS MS F Significance F
1 568620288.247 568620288.247 19.234604563 0.00108869843
11 325185950.676 29562359.1524
12 893806238.923

Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95%

12226.56 5855.96589956 2.08788101053 0.06086330081 -662.334042929 25115.4540429
1833.03818181818 417.955341776 4.38572736989 0.00108869843 913.124676989 2752.95168665

y=a +bx
y = 12226.56+1833.04X

Regression Statistics
0.797607969501331
0.636178473012035
0.603103788740402
5437.12784035806
13

df SS MS F Significance F
1 568620288.247 568620288.247 19.234604563 0.00108869843
11 325185950.676 29562359.1524
12 893806238.923

Coefficients Standard Error t Stat P-value Lower 95% Upper 95%

12226.56 5855.96589956 2.08788101053 0.06086330081 -662.334042929 25115.4540429
1833.03818181818 417.955341776 4.38572736989 0.00108869843 913.124676989 2752.95168665
Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%
-662.334042929 25115.4540429
913.124676989 2752.95168665

Lower 95.0% Upper 95.0%

-662.334042929 25115.4540429
913.124676989 2752.95168665
MONTH BONUS 1 BONUS 2 BONUS 3 MONTH
JAN 25 10 30 TOTAL
FEB 25 30 30
MAR 15 45 20
APR 40 15 45

MAY 5 25 10
 3 BONUS NO. 3
80 TOTAL
80

80

The distance between any two cities can be

approximated using the formula 69 *
sqrt ((difference in latitude) ^ 2 + (difference in longitude)
^2)). The latitude and longitude
data of select cities is given to you. Using lookup function
create a table that gives the distance
between any two cities.