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Driver Sorting Minutes

D101 102
D102 162
D103 165
D104 91
D105 103
D106 127
D107 112
D108 137
D109 102
D110 147
D111 163
D112 109
D113 91
D114 107
D115 93
Sum 1811
mean 120.73
Min 91
Max 165
count 15
Data
39790
19
22.24
TRUE
#DIV/0!
Formula Description
5 Counts the number of nonblank cells in cells A2 through A6.
0 Count cells that contain a blank value

Data
39790
19

22.24
TRUE
#DIV/0!
Formula Description
5 Counts the number of nonblank cells in cells A2 through A6.
2 Count cells that contain a blank value
Data Data
apples 32
oranges 54
peaches 75
apples 86 Formula
2

2
Description
Counts the number of cells with apples in cells A2 through A5. The result is 2.
Counts the number of cells with peaches (the value in A4) in cells A2 through
A5. The result is 1.

Counts the number of apples (the value in A2), and oranges (the value in A3) in cells A2 through A5. The result is 3.
Counts the number of cells with a value greater than 55 in cells B2 through B5.
The result is 2.
Counts the number of cells with a value not equal to 75 in cells B2 through B5.
The ampersand (&) merges the comparison operator for not equal to (<>) and
the value in B4 to read =COUNTIF(B2:B5,"<>75"). The result is 3.
Counts the number of cells with a value greater than (>) or equal to (=) 32 and
less than (<) or equal to (=) 85 in cells B2 through B5. The result is 1.
Counts the number of cells containing any text in cells A2 through A5. The
asterisk (*) is used as the wildcard character to match any character. The result
is 4.
Counts the number of cells that have exactly 7 characters, and end with the
letters "es" in cells A2 through A5. The question mark (?) is used as the
wildcard character to match individual characters. The result is 2.
Salesperson Exceeded Q1 quota Exceeded Q2 quota Exceeded Q3 quota
Davidoski Yes No No
Burke Yes Yes No
Sundaram Yes Yes Yes
Levitan No Yes Yes
Formula

1
Description
Counts how many times Davidoski exceeded a
sales quota for periods Q1, Q2, and Q3 (only in
Q1).
Counts how many salespeople exceeded both
their Q1 and Q2 quotas (Burke and Sundaram).
Counts how many times Levitan and Burke
exceeded the same quota for periods Q1, Q2,
and Q3 (only in Q2).
Category Food Sales
Vegetables Tomatoes $2,300
Vegetables Celery $5,500
Fruits Oranges $800
Butter $400
Vegetables Carrots $4,200
Fruits Apples $1,200
Formula Description Result
2000 Sum of the sales of all foods in the "Fruits" category. $2,000
12000 Sum of the sales of all foods in the "Vegetables" category. $12,000
4300 Sum of the sales of all foods that end in "es" (Tomatoes, Oranges, and Apples). $4,300
400 Sum of the sales of all foods that do not have a category specified. $400
Quantity Sold Product Salesperson
5 Apples Tom
4 Apples Sarah
15 Artichokes Tom
3 Artichokes Sarah
22 Bananas Tom
12 Bananas Sarah
10 Carrots Tom
33 Carrots Sarah
Formula

20

30
Description

Adds the number of products that begin with A and


were sold by Tom. It uses the wildcard character *
in Criteria1, "=A*" to look for matching product names
in Criteria_range1 B2:B9, and looks for the
name "Tom" in Criteria_range2 C2:C9. It then adds
the numbers in Sum_range A2:A9 that meet both
conditions. The result is 20.

Adds the number of products that aren’t bananas and


are sold by Tom. It excludes bananas by using <> in
the Criteria1, "<>Bananas", and looks for the
name "Tom" in Criteria_range2 C2:C9. It then adds
the numbers in Sum_range A2:A9 that meet both
conditions. The result is 30.
Region Profits (Thousands)
East 45678
West 23789
North -4789
South (New Office) 0
MidWest 9678
Formula Description Result
16733.5 Average of all profits for the West and MidWest regions. 16,733.50VND
18589 Average of all profits for all regions excluding new offices. 18,589.00VND
16733.5
18589
Type Price
Cozy Rambler 230000
Snug Bungalow 197000
Cool Cape Codder 345678
Splendid Split Level 321900
Exclusive Tudor 450000
Classy Colonial 395000
Formula Description
397839 Average price of a home in Bellevue that has at least 3 bedrooms and a garage
230000 Average price of a home in Issaquah that has up to 3 bedrooms and no garage
Town Number of Bedrooms Garage?
Issaquah 3 No
Bellevue 2 Yes
Bellevue 4 Yes
Issaquah 2 Yes
Bellevue 5 Yes
Bellevue 4 No
Result
397839
230000
CODE 1 2 3 4 5 6
1220# 1/15 112 163 153 162 138 145
1220# 1/50 148 204 203 156 136 98
1220# 1/60 79 242 114 99 148 47
1230# 1/100 236 193 319 205 207 155
1230# 1/120 34 51 61 44 19 33
1230# 1/240 50 68 16 45 20 67
1310# 1/7 104 154 221 155 126 94
1310# 1/10 43 59 72 42 81 74
1340# 1/360 71 138 133 106 86 69
1410# 1/7 75 237 219 158 121 107

CODE 1220# 1/15 1220# 1/50 1220# 1/60 1230# 1/100 1230# 1/120 1230# 1/240
1 112 148 79 236 34 50
2 163 204 242 193 51 68
3 153 203 114 319 61 16
4 162 156 99 205 44 45
5 138 136 148 207 19 20
6 145 98 47 155 33 67
7 158 287 119 264 29 52
8 123 228 79 233 55 31
9 100 161 155 239 39 11
10 168 224 188 265 45 27
11 170 225 90 283 37 6
12 164 241 131 345 59 24
7 8 9 10 11 12 CODE
158 123 100 168 170 164 1
287 228 161 224 225 241 2
119 79 155 188 90 131 3
264 233 239 265 283 345 4
29 55 39 45 37 59 5
52 31 11 27 6 24 6
201 176 152 197 215 222 7
84 70 48 111 93 76 8
161 133 99 132 87 141 9
134 217 112 114 138 209 10
11
12

1310# 1/7 1310# 1/101340# 1/360 1410# 1/7


104 43 71 75
154 59 138 237
221 72 133 219
155 42 106 158 CODE
126 81 86 121 1
94 74 69 107 2
201 84 161 134 3
176 70 133 217 4
152 48 99 112 5
197 111 132 114 6
215 93 87 138 7
222 76 141 209 8
9
10
11
12
1220# 1/11220# 1/51220# 1/61230# 1/11230# 1/11230# 1/21310# 1/71310# 1/11340# 1/3
111 148 79 236 34 50 104 43 71
163 204 242 193 51 68 154 59 138
153 203 114 319 61 16 221 72 133
162 156 99 205 44 45 155 42 106
138 136 148 207 19 20 126 81 86
145 98 47 155 33 67 94 74 69
158 287 119 264 29 52 201 84 161
123 228 79 233 55 31 176 70 133
100 161 155 239 39 11 152 48 99
168 224 188 265 45 27 197 111 132
170 225 90 283 37 6 215 93 87
164 241 131 345 59 24 222 76 141

1220# 1/151220# 1/501220# 1/601230# 1/101230# 1/121230# 1/241310# 1/7 1310# 1/101340# 1/36
112 148 79 236 34 50 104 43 71
163 204 242 193 51 68 154 59 138
153 203 114 319 61 16 221 72 133
162 156 99 205 44 45 155 42 106
138 136 148 207 19 20 126 81 86
145 98 47 155 33 67 94 74 69
158 287 119 264 29 52 201 84 161
123 228 79 233 55 31 176 70 133
100 161 155 239 39 11 152 48 99
168 224 188 265 45 27 197 111 132
170 225 90 283 37 6 215 93 87
164 241 131 345 59 24 222 76 141
1410# 1/7
75
237
219
158
121
107
134
217
112
114
138
209

1410# 1/7
75
237
219
158
121
107
134
217
112
114
138
209

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