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Performace Task #3 for-Nested-If

The document contains instructions and examples for two practice exercises using nested IF functions in Excel. The first exercise involves assigning comments to student scores based on certain ranges. The second exercise involves finding letter grades for student scores based on different ranges. Reference tables are also provided that define the score ranges and corresponding comments/grades for each exercise.

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Performace Task #3 for-Nested-If

The document contains instructions and examples for two practice exercises using nested IF functions in Excel. The first exercise involves assigning comments to student scores based on certain ranges. The second exercise involves finding letter grades for student scores based on different ranges. Reference tables are also provided that define the score ranges and corresponding comments/grades for each exercise.

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Nested IF Function Practice Exercises in Excel

PT#3 01: Assigning Comments

Student Score Comment


Ross 91"Outstanding", IF(AND(C7 >= 49, C7 <= 79), "Good", "Bad"))
Jim 89
Anderson 58
Heather 17
Richard 34
Jordan 74
Rachel 18
Jenna 37
Monica 79
Chandler 5
Phoebe 84
Gordon 58
Joey 86
Johnson 44
Kristen 36
Patrick 53
David 29
Adam 22
Bell 44
Nathalia 89

PT#4 02: Finding Grades

Student Score Grade


Ross 91
C31<= 89), "A-", IF(AND(C31 >= 60, C31 <= 74), "B", IF(AND(C31 >= 45, C
Jim 89 A
Anderson 58
Heather 17
Richard 34
Jordan 74
Rachel 18
Jenna 37
Monica 79
Chandler 5
Phoebe 84
Gordon 58
Joey 86
Johnson 44
Kristen 36
Patrick 53
David 29
Adam 22
Bell 44
Nathalia 89
DONT EDIT THIS FILE!!!!
Instructions:
Step 1:Download the file by clicking the
download > Microsoft Excel.xls.
<= 79), "Good", "Bad"))
Step 2:Open the downloaded file in you
done submit the file in the "PT#3-"Secti
Girls" using the format "Surname_FirstN

Exercise 01 Assigning Comments: Your


task is to return relevant comments based
on the score. The comment range is as
follows: Score more than 80 is
outstanding, between 40 and 79 inclusive
is good, and below is bad.

31 <= 74), "B", IF(AND(C31 >= 45, C31 <= 59), "C", IF(AND(C31 >= 33, C31 <= 44), "D", "F")))))

Exercise 02 Finding Grades: The dataset is


similar to the previous exercise, but you
will find the letter grades for this problem.
90 or more is graded as A, 75 to 89 as A-,
60 to 74 as B, 45 to 59 as C, 33 to 44 as D,
Exercise 02 Finding Grades: The dataset is
similar to the previous exercise, but you
will find the letter grades for this problem.
90 or more is graded as A, 75 to 89 as A-,
60 to 74 as B, 45 to 59 as C, 33 to 44 as D,
and less than 33 as F.
y clicking the file tab and select
el.xls.
ded file in your laptop and once
"PT#3-"Section Folder" > "Boys or
urname_FirstName_PT#3.

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Reference Tables

Performance 01

Range Comment
More Than 80 Outstanding
40 - 79 Good
Below 40 Bad

Performance 02

Range Grade
More Than 90 A
75 - 89 A-
60 - 74 B
45 - 59 C
33 - 44 D
Below 33 F

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