Reviewer: Challenge Assessment [3rd Term]

3rd Term CA Reviewer

By Sir Fred LLORANDO

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is a type of conditional function that evaluates data based on one specific condition.

The

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function is used to add values in a specified range based on a certain criterion.

The

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function counts the total number of cells within a range that meet a specified condition.

The

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function calculates the average or mean of values in a cell range according to a single criterion.

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Single-criterion

SUMIF

COUNTIF

AVERAGEIF

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In contrast,​

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refers to a conditional function that evaluates multiple conditions and returns a value only when all conditions are satisfied.

The ​

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function is used to add values in a specified range based on the given criteria.

The​

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function counts the total number of cells within a range that meet the specified conditions.

The​

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function calculates the average or mean of values in a cell range according to more than one criterion.

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Multiple-criterion

SUMIFS

COUNTIFS

AVERAGEIFS

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The syntax​

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or Range in the conditional function refers to the set of cells where the specified criteria will be evaluated, while​

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is the set condition to meet. On the other hand,​

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in SUMIF/SUMIFS defines the range of cells containing the values that will be summed or added, while in AVERAGEIF/AVERAGEIFS, it is​

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that will determine the values that will be computed for the mean or average.

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Criteria

Sum_range

Average_range

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function can perform both vertical and horizontal lookups, but it has certain limitations. While,​

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is specifically used to retrieve data from a table that is arranged vertically or by column, and​

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is designed for retrieving data from a table that is organized horizontally or by row.



When searching for match-up values,​​

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will be returned if it finds an actual match of the lookup value, while an​

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will be returned if no exact value is found, and only the closest match is present.

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The syntax​

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refers to the data used as a reference for retrieving information.

The syntax​

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in LOOKUP is similar to Table_array in VLOOKUP and HLOOKUP, which is the range of cells that specifies where the lookup_value can be found.

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in LOOKUP is similar to Col_index_num in VLOOKUP and Row_index_num in HLOOKUP, which are used to identify the range of cells that contains the data to be displayed as the result.

The syntax Range_lookup must include either​

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for an​ exact match or

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for an​ approximate match.

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Determine if the given formula is valid or invalid:

=COUNTIF(E2:E40, “MALE”) -​

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=COUNTIFS(A2:A15, "SMALL", D2:D15, 250) -​

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=SUMIF(E5:J5, 1500, E7;J7) -​

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=SUMIFS(C5:C20, B5:B20, "3/4/25", D5:D20, “<150”) -​

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=AVERAGEIF(A10:A25, “250”, A26:A50) -​

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Determine if the given formula is valid or invalid:

=LOOKUP(100, A1:A11, B1:B11) -​

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=VLOOKUP(150, A2:E11, 5, FALSE) -​

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=HLOOKUP(B10, A1:Z6, 8, FALSE) -​

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