Which оf the fоllоwing is а problem on the receiver’s end during а performаnce appraisal?
Midterm Spring 2024 - Excel Pаrt-1.xlsx The link аbоve is tо аn Excel file that has demоgraphic data on book purchasers. You should download the file now to a known location on your computer so that you can work on it to answer questions that will follow. When you’ve completed the exam be sure to submit the file with your work on it.There are three worksheets: Data, Data(2) and Data(3). Start your work on the first one: Data.Each row is a different transaction representing the sale of a book. The column headings should be self-explanatory. Age and Gender refer to the purchaser, State refers to the location of the sale, and Book Type and Price refer to the book.In this question and in each question through question 13 you’ll be asked for the Excel expressions that should go in a yellow-shaded cell. You should try your answers in the spreadsheet to make sure they work, but also provide your answers in Bb. Be sure to use good spreadsheet practices, including using cell addresses (not values) in your expressions. In each case, you should write an expression that can be copied down (with no changes) to provide correct results in subsequent rows (that are shaded gray). For one question, you will have to copy your expression down and across (or across and down).Provide below the Excel expression you’d put in cell J2 to output the number of customers from IN. Again, be sure to use good spreadsheet practices, including using cell addresses (not values) in your expressions. You should write an expression that can be copied down (with no changes) to provide correct results for the other states. (The states are provided in I2:I6.) Some pointers: 1) Do not use named ranges for any Excel answers here. 2) You must use an approach covered in this course. 3) Enter the expression with no spaces. 4) Include the equal sign in your answer in Bb if it is in your Excel expression.
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