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Answer:
The formula for the given problem is:
=IF(OR(D2>=2,G2>"Yes"), "Yes", "No")
Explanation:
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The question illustrates the use of conditional statements
- The formula in K2 is: =IF(OR(D2>=2,G2>"Yes"), "Yes", "No")
- The equivalent in cells K3 to K31 are: =IF(OR(D3>=2,G3>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"), =IF(OR(D4>=2,G4>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"), ................. =IF(OR(D31>=2,G31>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"),
From the complete question, we have:
- Column D represents years of post-secondary education
- Column G represents organization finance training.
The syntax of logical OR operator is:
= IF(OR([Expression]),"Value if true","Value if false"
So, the formula in K2 would be:
=IF(OR(D2>=2,G2>"Yes"), "Yes", "No")
The above command will
- Check if D2 is at least 2 or G2 is "Yes"
- If one or both conditions are true, the formula returns "Yes"
- Otherwise, it returns false
Equivalents in K3:K31
The derived the formula for K2 as
=IF(OR(D2>=2,G2>"Yes"), "Yes", "No")
For K3 to K31, we make sure that the formula have the same row number.
So, the formulas would be:
- =IF(OR(D3>=2,G3>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"), --- For K3
- =IF(OR(D4>=2,G4>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"), ---- For K4
- =IF(OR(D33>=2,G33>"Yes"), "Yes", "No"), ---- For 31
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