Jan 23 2022 08:00 AM
Q. For the student database given alongside, arrive at the number of students who come under each of the grade categories.
Student | Grades |
Student 1 | 62 |
Student 2 | 92 |
Student 3 | 52 |
Student 4 | 60 |
Student 5 | 81 |
Student 6 | 66 |
Student 7 | 63 |
Student 8 | 100 |
Student 9 | 46 |
Student 10 | 87 |
Student 11 | 93 |
Student 12 | 84 |
Student 13 | 44 |
Student 14 | 71 |
Student 15 | 100 |
Student 16 | 40 |
Student 17 | 35 |
Student 18 | 73 |
Student 19 | 99 |
Student 20 | 88 |
Student 21 | 90 |
Student 22 | 90 |
Student 23 | 44 |
Student 24 | 74 |
Student 25 | 46 |
Student 26 | 74 |
Student 27 | 92 |
Student 28 | 31 |
Student 29 | 51 |
Student 30 | 59 |
Student 31 | 85 |
Student 32 | 63 |
Student 33 | 60 |
Student 34 | 83 |
Student 35 | 72 |
Student 36 | 94 |
Student 37 | 92 |
Student 38 | 92 |
Student 39 | 59 |
Student 40 | 51 |
Student 41 | 45 |
Student 42 | 89 |
Student 43 | 51 |
Student 44 | 84 |
Student 45 | 32 |
Student 46 | 73 |
Student 47 | 44 |
Student 48 | 81 |
Student 49 | 76 |
Student 50 | 89 |
Min | Max | Grade | Frequency |
90 | 100 | A | ? |
80 | 89 | B | ? |
51 | 79 | C | ? |
41 | 50 | D | ? |
0 | 40 | F | ? |
Jan 23 2022 08:10 AM
=SUMPRODUCT(($B$2:$B$51>=D2)*($B$2:$B$51<=E2))
Maybe with this formula as shown in the attached file.
Jan 24 2022 04:32 AM
Alternatively:
The formula in G2 is
=COUNTIFS($B$2:$B$51,">="&D2,$B$2:$B$51,"<="&E2)
This can be filled down.