YO16_XL_CH05_GRADER_PS1_HW - University Call Center 1.3

Start Excel. Open the downloaded Excel file named e03ch05_grader_h1_CallCenter.xlsx. Save the file with the name e03_grader_h1_CallCenter_LastFirst, using your last and first name.

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On the Lists worksheet, create the following named ranges to use within formulas:
A2:A6 as Department
A14:B18 as GradeScale
B9:H9 as DayofWeek

Select the range E1:I5, and create named ranges using the top row as the range values.

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Select the CallData worksheet. In cell A9, format the data as an Excel table with headers using the current data set. Apply White, Table Style Light 1.
In cell H9, type Issue as the field label.
In cell I9, type Grade as the field label.
In cell J9, type Weekday as the field label.

Note, depending upon the Office version used, the table style name may be Table Style Light 1.

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On the CallData worksheet, select range A9:J128, and then name the entire data set, including the labels, as CallDataAll. Next, create named ranges using the top row as the range values.
 

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In cell H10, enter an INDEX function that will use a nested INDIRECT reference to the Dept named range listed in column C (C10), and use the Reason field in column B (B10) as the row number to return for the department name in the referenced named range.
Nest the function inside an IF function so that issues currently displaying as a 0 will display as a blank cell. Resize the column width as needed.

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In cell I10, enter a VLOOKUP function that will convert the Satisfaction Rating to a grade found in the second column of the GradeScale named range. The formula is not looking for an exact match.
 

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In cell J10, enter an INDEX function that will convert the Call Day to the actual weekday found in row 1 of the DayofWeek named range. Resize the column width as needed.

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On the CallData worksheet:
In cell C2, type Public_Affairs
In cell G2, type Y
Run an advanced filter on the table data set using the criteria range A1:J2.

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On the CallCenterReport worksheet, add formulas that will summarize the issues for the department entered in cell B3.

In cell B6, add an INDEX function that will use an INDIRECT function to retrieve the department issue list for the department listed in cell B3. Use an absolute reference to B3, and then use a relative cell reference to A6 as the row_num argument. Copy the formula down to cell B9.

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In cell C6, add a COUNTIFS function that will count the number of departments on the CallData worksheet. Use the Dept named range as criteria_range1, and then use an absolute reference to B3 as criteria1. Use the Reason named range as criteria_range2, and then use cell A6 as criteria2. Copy the formula down to cell C9.

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In cell D6, add a COUNTIFS function that will count the number of calls coming from the department listed in B3. Use the Dept named range as criteria_range1, and then use an absolute reference to B3 as criteria1. Use the Reason named range as criteria_range2, and then use cell A6 as criteria2. Use the On_Hold named range as criteria_range3, and then use "Y" as criteria3. Copy the formula down to cell D9.

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In cell E6, add an IF statement with a nested AND that will enter a status notice. If the number of calls on issue in cell C6 is greater than 3 and the number of calls on hold in cell D6 is greater than 2, then "Check Hold Issue" should display. Otherwise, nothing should display. Copy the formula down to cell E9.

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In cell B12, add an AVERAGEIF function that will find the average call length for the Dept named range and the criteria specified in cell A12.

In cell C12, add a COUNTIF function that will count the number of calls for the Dept named range and the criteria specified in cell A12.
 

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In cell D12, add a formula that sums two COUNTIFS formulas. The first COUNTIFS will count the number of calls associated with the Dept named range and criteria specified in cell A12 that received a grade F, and the second COUNTIFS will do the same for grade D.

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In cell E12, add an IF statement using a nested OR function that will return any notes associated with the issue. If there are more than 10 issues reported with a grade below a C in cell D12, or when the number of scores less than C divided by the total calls in cell C12 is greater than 50%, then "Explore Issues" should display. Otherwise, the result will be blank. Copy the formulas in B12:E12 down through row B16:E16.

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In cell H11, add a MAX function that will show the maximum call length minutes using the Call_Length named range.

In cell H12, add an INDEX function that will use the Dept named range as the array associated with a MATCH function to determine the lookup array for the longest call referenced in H11 from the Call_Length named range with an exact match.

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In cell H13, add an INDEX function that will pull the satisfaction rating associated with a MATCH function to determine the lookup array for the longest call referenced in H11 from the Call_Length range with an exact match.

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On the CallCenterReport worksheet, in cell G19, type Y. In cell J19, type Friday. Name the range A18:J19 Call_Criteria.

In cell B22, add a DCOUNT function for the CallDataAll database to find the count of the satisfaction rating currently listed in cell B21 using the Call_Criteria named range.

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In B23:B26, add database functions that find the DAVERAGE (B23), DSUM (B24), DMAX (B25), and DMIN (B26) for the CallDataAll named range. Use named ranges in the formulas.
Select the cell range B22:B26, and then copy the formulas to column C.

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Save the workbook, exit Excel, and then submit your file as directed by your instructor.

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Total Points

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