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Hey MaLouw, good to see you again. Here are the solutions for the tasks: Section A: Calculations 1. Average score for all students (no decimals): Assume the scores are in columns C, D, E, and F, starting from row 2. The average score column will be G. Formula for Liam (S012) in cell G2: =ROUND(AVERAGE(C2:F2),0) Calculations: Liam (S012): (55+53+50+58)/4 = 216/4 = 54. Rounded: 54 Maria (S013): (72+70+68+75)/4 = 285/4 = 71.25. Rounded: 71 Nthabiseng (S014): (81+85+79+80)/4 = 325/4 = 81.25. Rounded: 81 Oliver (S015): (60+59+58+62)/4 = 239/4 = 59.75. Rounded: 60 Priya (S016): (88+90+85+87)/4 = 350/4 = 87.5. Rounded: 88 Quinn (S017): (47+49+46+44)/4 = 186/4 = 46.5. Rounded: 47 Rudo (S018): (69+67+66+65)/4 = 267/4 = 66.75. Rounded: 67 Sipho (S019): (52+50+48+54)/4 = 204/4 = 51. Rounded: 51 Thabo (S020): (76+74+73+72)/4 = 295/4 = 73.75. Rounded: 74 2. Lowest score for all subjects: Assume the scores are in the range C2:F10. Action: Merge cells A22:B22 and type "Lowest score". Left align the text. Formula: =MIN(C2:F10) Result: The lowest score is 44. 3. Highest score for all subjects: Assume the scores are in the range C2:F10. Action: Merge cells A23:B23 and type "Highest score". Left align the text. Formula: =MAX(C2:F10) Result: The highest score is 90. 4. Grades Status column after "Average score" column: Assume the "Average score" is in column G. The "Grades Status" column will be H. Formula for Liam (S012) in cell H2 (using IFS function): =IFS(G2 75, "Distinction", G2 65, "Merit", G2 50, "Pass", G2<50, "Fail") Grades Status for each student: Liam (Average 54): Pass Maria (Average 71): Merit Nthabiseng (Average 81): Distinction Oliver (Average 60): Pass Priya (Average 88): Distinction Quinn (Average 47): Fail Rudo (Average 67): Merit Sipho (Average 51): Pass Thabo (Average 74): Merit Section B: Data Formatting 1. Format headers: Select the header row (e.g., A1:F1 or A1:H1 if average and status columns are added). Apply Bold* formatting. Set Centre Align*. Set Font size to 12pt*. 2. Apply table design: Select the entire data range (including headers and all calculated columns). Go to "Format as Table" or "Table Design" options. Choose a Dark Green* table style, such as "Table Style Medium 4" or any suitable green option. 3. Insert new row and title: Insert a new row above the first row of the existing data. In cell A1, type "BSc 1st year Final Marks*". Set the Font size to 14pt*. Apply Bold* formatting. Merge and centre align* cells A1 through I1. Section C: Data Analysis 1. Create a Column Chart "2D": Select Data: Highlight the "Name" column (B2:B10) and the four subject score columns (C2:F10) for the 9 students. (Assuming the 1st 10 students refers to all 9 students listed). Insert Chart: Go to the "Insert" tab in your spreadsheet software. Choose Chart Type: Select "Column Chart" and then choose the "2D Column" option. Customize (if needed): Ensure the chart displays student names on the horizontal axis and subject scores as columns. What's next? Send 'em! 📸