The fictional country of
Adanac
has altogether 20 land border crossings, seaports, and airports for people and goods to get into the
country. These land border crossings, seaports, and airports are collectively called “ports of entry.” Each port of entry has its own
code (see column A in the Excel screenshot below). The code tells where the port of entry is located (in a specific region and in a
specific district within a region). To determine where a port of entry is located, one can use the available VLOOKUP tables (columns I
and J, as applicable).
For example, Casa Loma (code: 603) is a land border crossing located in the Southwest District of the Southern Region.
A screenshot of an Excel table detailing all 20 ports of entry in
Adanac
is displayed below.
Use the above information and screenshot to answer the following FIVE questions. The questions are INDEPENDENT of each other.
You are asked to classify each port of entry based on its region (North or South). To do so, you will have to complete column E using
a VLOOKUP function. Which of the following formulas
in cell E2
will produce a correct result?
There is AT LEAST ONE correct option, but you MUST SELECT ALL correct options.
=VLOOKUP(A2,$I$3:$J$4,2,TRUE)
(or nested IF). The rules remain the same: ports coded 200-499 are in the Northern Region, and those coded 500-999 are in the