14. Task 1: How much is my bill?
How much
did the
incident
cost?
On 30/1/20, a
male fell in
California
On what row
is the data?
What is his
age range?
15. Task 2: Who was affected?
How old and
what part
was
affected?
On 6/9/21, a
medical claim
was made for
falling object
Which
gender is the
patient from
Texas?
16. The COUNT function counts the
number of cells that contain numbers,
and counts numbers within a list. Use
SUM as
=COUNT(What’s
the cell range to
check?)
Tip
For example:
=COUNT(A2:A10)
Counts the number values in
cells A2:10
=SUM(A2:A10, C2:C10)
Adds the values in cells A2:10, as
well as cells C2:C10
17. Task 1: How many days in the
sheet?
How many
days are in
the record?
Go to the
first empty
cell in Row 1
Type
“=count(M:
M)”
18. Use the COUNTIF to get the number of
entries in a range of cell that meet a
condition. Use COUNTIF as
=COUNTIF(Where do
you want to look?,
What do you want to
look for?)
Source: theguardian.com
Tip
For example:
=COUNTIF(A2:A5,"London")
To count the number of cells that
contain London from range of
cells A2-A5
=COUNTIF(A2:A5,A4)
To count the number of cells that
have the same value in A4 in the
range of cells A2-A5
19. Task 2: Where are the males?
How many
males are
there?
Use
COUNTIF to
count how
many male…
… are in
Column C
20. Task 2: Who runs the world?
How many
females are
there?
Use
COUNTIF to
count how
many…
… females
are in
Column C
22. The SUM function adds values. You can
add individual values, cell references or
ranges or a mix of all three. Use SUM as
=SUM(Where do you
want to START?,
What do you want to
END?)
Tip
For example:
=SUM(A2:A10)
Adds the values in cells A2:10
=SUM(A2:A10, C2:C10)
Adds the values in cells A2:10, as
well as cells C2:C10
23. Task 1: Total of totals?
How much
is the total
incident
cost?
Go to the
first empty
cell in
Column K
Get the
total sum
of
incidents
24. The SUMIF function adds values based on a
condition. Use SUMIF as
=SUMIF(What’s the
cell range to check?,
What is the criteria?,
Where do you add)
Source: theguardian.com
Tip
For example:
=SUMIF(A2:A10, “Banana”,
B2:B10)
Check the values in cells A2:10.
For each cell with Banana, add
the cells in B2:B10
25. Task 1: Totals of condition
How much
is the total
incident cost
in ‘21?
Go to the
first empty
cell in
Column K
Get the
total sum of
incidents
in 2021
26. Task 2: Totals of condition
Which
incident cost
is higher?
‘21/’22?
Go to the
another
empty cell
in Column K
Get the
total sum of
incidents
in 2022