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The document contains three questions related to Excel functions. Question 1 involves determining if students passed a driving theory test based on their scores using IF and MAX/MIN functions. Questions 2 and 3 require creating nested IF formulas for employee performance ratings and using COUNT and COUNTA functions for customer feedback data, respectively.

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The document contains three questions related to Excel functions. Question 1 involves determining if students passed a driving theory test based on their scores using IF and MAX/MIN functions. Questions 2 and 3 require creating nested IF formulas for employee performance ratings and using COUNT and COUNTA functions for customer feedback data, respectively.

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Question#1.

The following table contains details about the scores of 4 students in a driving theory test.

If a student fails at least one test - she or he needs to retake the course.

Use IF and MAX/MIN to check if a student passed the test

1. if the lowest score is lower than 50 - return "fail"

2. else - return "pass"

Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4

Johnny 95 56 14 66

Georgy54 89 53 66

Ofri 100 69 78 53

Dani 49 70 87 100

Question#2:

You are working in the HR department of a company and have been tasked with determining
employees' performance ratings based on their years of experience and performance score. The
company uses the following criteria for performance evaluation:

If an employee has 5 or more years of experience, they are evaluated as follows:

Performance Score ≥ 85: Excellent

Performance Score ≥ 70 but < 85: Good

Performance Score < 70: Needs Improvement

If an employee has less than 5 years of experience, they are evaluated as follows:
Performance Score ≥ 90: Excellent

Performance Score ≥ 75 but < 90: Good

Performance Score < 75: Needs Improvement

You have the following data in your Excel sheet:

Column A: Employee Name

Column B: Years of Experience

Column C: Performance Score

Write an Excel formula using nested IF functions to determine the performance rating for each
employee based on their years of experience (Column B) and performance score (Column C).

Question#3:

You are managing a customer feedback spreadsheet for an e-commerce company. The data
includes the following columns:

Customer Name (Column A)

Purchase Amount (Column B)

Feedback Rating (Column C)

Product Purchased (Column D)

Date of Purchase (Column E)

You need to answer the following questions based on the data:

How many customers provided feedback (i.e., how many cells in the Feedback Rating column
have a numeric value)?

How many total entries are in the sheet (i.e., how many customers have data in the Customer
Name column, including customers with missing feedback or other missing information)?
How many products were purchased (i.e., how many entries are listed in the Product Purchased
column, regardless of whether they are a valid product name)?

Write the Excel formulas using the COUNT and COUNTA functions to answer the above
questions:

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