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CSE200 SP12 KREEVES
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NAME _______________________________________________
Lab section (check one):
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SEAT# ____________
Lecture: TR 1:30-3:18pm
________ F 3:30-5:18pm
ANSWER
Given the chart on the worksheet page and assuming that it exists on the MIDTERM worksheet:
A. (5 pts) What type of chart is shown? ___________________pie
B. (6 pts) What is the data range for the chart? ____ A5:A14,C5:C14 the blue 5 could be 6
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C. (5 pts) Where did the percent values come from?
It’s an option for this chart type to give data values as a percent instead of as given (since excel can
calculate parts of a whole with the given info)
Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!D15 to determine if none of the plants have acidic soil.
=NOT(OR(D6:D14))
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Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!E15 to determine if only trees are a half sun type. That is,
only trees have a half sun type and none of the other plant types have a half sun type. NOTE: this is
the only question on the test that is not totally updatable in that the plant type column cannot
change, but all the other data can and your answer should still work.
=AND(E13="half",E6<>"half",E7<>"half",E8<>"half",E9<>"half",E10<>"half",E11<>"half",E12<>"half
",E14<>"half")
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=AND(E13="half",NOT(OR(E6="half",E7="half",E8="half",E9="half",E10="half",E11="half",E12="hal
f",E14="half")
=AND(E13="half", E14<>"half", COUNTIF(E6:E12,"half")=0)
=AND(E13="half", NOT(E14=”half”), COUNTIF(E6:E12,"half")=0)
=AND(E13="half", COUNTIF(E7:E14,"half")=1)
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PTS MINUS
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Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!F6, which can be copied down to
MIDTERM!F14, to determine the number of quarts of water needed PER PLANT for
the iris flower.
=VLOOKUP(B6,water!A$5:D$9,IF(E6=water!B$4,2,IF(E6=water!C$4,3,4)),FALSE)
Could have a nested if on the outside with a VLOOKUP for each of the 3 different
outcomes of having two Ifs nested.
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Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!G6, which can be copied down and across to
MIDTERM!I14, to determine the number of cups of water needed for all 10 of the iris
flowers.
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=$F6*G$4*$C6
Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!F15, which can be copied across to
MIDTERM!I15, to determine the average amount of quarts of water needed for all of
the plants types on the list rounded to the nearest tenth.
=ROUND(AVERAGE(F6:F14),1)
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How might the values you see in F15:I15 change if you didn’t round the values in the
previous problem?
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The rounding from the above problem guaranteed that there would be all zeroes to
the right of the tenths place; so not rounding could put a non-zero value to the right
of the tenths place (i.e. in the hundredths place as currently shown to be zero).
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CSE200 SP12 KREEVES
ANSWER SHEET PAGE 3/4
NAME _______________________________________________
Lab section (check one):
Q#
_______ F 1:30-3:18pm
PTS MINUS
SEAT# ____________
Lecture: TR 1:30-3:18pm
________ F 3:30-5:18pm
ANSWER
Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!J6, which can be copied down to
MIDTERM!J14, to determine if the iris flower plant needs the most quarts of water
per plant compared to the rest of the plants on the list.
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=F6=MAX(F$6:F$14)
=F6=LARGE(F$6:F$14,1)
Write an Excel formula in cell MIDTERM!K6, which can be copied down to
MIDTERM!K14, to determine which plants are going to cost more. The plants that
cost more are trees as well as the acidic soil plants not in full sun.
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=OR(B6="tree", AND(D6, NOT(E6="full")))
=OR(B6="tree", AND(D6, E6<>"full"))
=OR(AND(D6,OR(E6="shade",E6="half")),B6="tree")
=OR(AND(D6,OR(E6="shade",E6="half")),B6="tree")
=OR(B6="tree",AND(D6,E6="shade"),AND(D6,E6="half"))
Write an Excel formula in cell WATER!E5, which can be copied down to WATER!E9, to
determine the percent of flower plant types in your garden (based on the list given as
input on the MIDTERM worksheet).
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=COUNTIF(midterm!B$6:B$14,A5)/COUNT(midterm!F$6:F$14)
For the COUNT function, cols C, G, H, and I can also be used
Write an Excel formula in WATER!F5, which can be copied down to WATER!F9, to
determine the ascending rank value of the % of each plant type that you have in your
garden. Fill in the worksheet portion given here with the values that would result
from this formula being typed in and copied down the column.
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the answers from F5:F9, are 2 2 2 2 1
=RANK(E5,E$5:E$9,1)
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PTS MINUS
ANSWER
Write an Excel formula in RATE!B5, which can be copied across to RATE!G5, to
convert the annual percentage rate of 8% to a monthly percentage rate. FYI: As you
copy across, both the rate and compound unit are changing (see the RATE worksheet
description for further reminders).
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=IF(B4="monthly",B3/12,B3/4)
=IF(B4="quarterly",B3/4,B3/12)
Write an Excel formula in RATE!C8, which can be copied down to RATE!C10, to
determine the time it will take (based on the compound unit specified per loan
amount) to pay off the $32,000 loan with a $1,400 payment. NOTE: the compound
unit is designated in B4:G4 and abbreviated CU. FYI: Don’t forget to use the named
range.
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=NPER(HLOOKUP(A8,bankinfo,4),-B8,A8)
When determining the answer to the previous problem (from the RATE worksheet), I
was getting the #NUM error… what does this error mean? That is, not why did I get
the error, just define the meaning of the error message in general.
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a formula or function contains an invalid numeric value or values
Because of the above problem (getting the #NUM error from the RATE worksheet), I
was changing the annual percentage rate information in cells B3:G3 and watching the
data change in cells C8:C10 to help get rid of the #NUM error. Is this called a What-IF
Analysis or a Goal Seek?
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WHAT-IF
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