Asked by Clara McNulty on Jun 15, 2024
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Jason wants to display the text "Poor" if the value in cell A3 is less than 25.If the value in cell A3 is less than 50, Jason wants to display "Average"; otherwise, he wants to display "Good".Which of the following formulas should he use?
A) '=IF(A3 < 25, "Poor", IF(A3 < 50, "Average","Good") )
B) =IF(A3 < 25, "Poor", "Average", "Good")
C) =IF(A3 < 25, "Poor") , IF(A3 < 50, "Average")
D) IF(A3 > 50, "Good", =IF(A3 < 25, "Poor", "Good")
Cell A3
A reference to a specific cell in a spreadsheet located at the intersection of column A and row 3, commonly used to input or reference data.
- Gain proficiency in employing primary Excel functions and formulas, including IF, DATE, YEAR.
- Grasp the concept and application of conditional formatting and calculations.
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Varepsu VaghelaJun 22, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
The correct formula for this scenario is "=IF(A3 < 25, "Poor", IF(A3 < 50, "Average","Good"))". This formula checks if the value in cell A3 is less than 25, and if it is, it displays "Poor". If it is not less than 25, it checks if it is less than 50, in which case it displays "Average". If it is greater than or equal to 50, it displays "Good". The other answer choices either have syntax errors or do not correctly display the desired text based on the conditions.
Learning Objectives
- Gain proficiency in employing primary Excel functions and formulas, including IF, DATE, YEAR.
- Grasp the concept and application of conditional formatting and calculations.