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Module 3 Review – Advanced Formulas

4.9 Cell References, Define Name & Structured References


1. Name the cell range (B5:F11) as WEEK1.
2. Write a SUM function in cell B12 to add up the total cars for 10:00 AM for Week 1.
a. Drag the function to F12.
3. In cell B16, write a SUM function to add up the total cars for Week 1 using the
structured cell reference, WEEK1.
4. In cell B19, write a formula to calculate the % of total cars that were in the parking
lot at 10:00 AM.
a. Drag this function across to cell F19.
i. You must use an absolute cell reference before you drag across!
4.12 COUNT, COUNTA
5. In cells B45 to F45, write the appropriate function (COUNT or COUNTA) to tally the
total responses.
3.3 IF, IFS, AND, OR, NOT Functions
1. In cells M6 through M25, use the IFS function to return a value of 1 through 5
depending on the contestant’s Final Time in column L:
Final Time Podium #
Less than 920 1
Less than 930 2
Less than 940 3
Less than 960 4
Any other time 5

2. In cells Q6 through Q25, use a nested formula including the IF and AND functions.
The formula should return the text [Green Ribbon] if the contestant had no
Penalties (column N) and a Final Time (column L) of less than or equal to 950;
otherwise, return nothing.
3. In cells R6 through R25, use a nested formula including the IF and OR functions.
The formula should return the text [Red Ribbon] if the contestant had either a Final
Time (column L) of less than or equal to 900, a Course 1 Average (column O) of
less than or equal to 85, or a Course 2 Average (column P) of less than or equal to
85; otherwise, return nothing.
4. In cells S6 through S25, use a nested formula including the IF and AND functions.
The formula should return the text [Blue Ribbon] if the contestant’s Course 2
Average (column P) was less than the Course 1 Average (column O) and their Final
Time (column L) was less than or equal to 950; otherwise, return nothing.
5. In cells T6 through T25, use a nested formula including the IF, AND, and MAX
functions. The formula should return the text [Yellow Ribbon] if the maximum of
the contestant’s times in columns B through K was less than or equal to 110 and
their Final Time (column L) was less than or equal to 960.; otherwise, return
nothing.

4.8 SUMIF, AVERAGEIF, COUNTIF


1. In cell I6, use a function to display the text OVER if the selling price is greater than
or equal to $50. If it is less than $50, return the text UNDER.
a. Copy the function down for the remaining items through row 25.
2. In cell B26, use a function to find the total number of items in column B.
3. In cell B28, use a function to find the total number of Vintage items.
4. In cell B29, use a function to find the total number of Hooded items.
5. In cell B30, use a function to find the total number of Distressed items.
6. In cell B32, use a function to calculate the sum of unit costs for all Vintage items.
7. In cell B33, use a function to calculate the average selling price for all Distressed
items.

3.3 VLOOKUP
1. In cell I3, key the year [1921] as the year to look up.
2. In cells I8 through I12, use VLOOKUP functions to return the information listed in
column H related to the marathon race of the year entered in the lookup area in
cell I3.
a. Table1 will be your table_array arguement
3.6 TODAY
1. In Excel, dates are numbers. For example, 1 is equal to 1/1/1900. Every day since
is assigned a chronological number. To explore this, update the formatting of the
cells below from short date to number.
a. Change the number format of the cells in C7:C10 to Number and notice the
days associated to each date.
2. In cells D15:D20, use a formula with the TODAY function and referencing the cells
in column A to find how many days have elapsed since dates in the past or how
many days remain until dates in the future, such as:
a. Days Elapsed Since will be:
i. TODAY()-A11
b. Days Remaining Until will be:
i. =A12-TODAY()
3.7 PMT
1. Calculate the appropriate payment for the loan as described. Pay attention to
whether it is asking for the monthly or quarterly payment.
2. In Loan 3, use a Goal Seek to determine the interest rate needed for a $1,112.50
monthly payment.

COMPLETE THE SELF CHECK QUIZ IN CANVAS TO REVIEW YOUR FUNCTIONS!!

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