In cell 16, use the formula `=DCOUNT(A3:F16, "Rating", 14:15)` to count employees with a Rating of 3. Ensure the table range is A3:F16, the field argument is D3, and criteria are in range 14:15.
The DCOUNT function in Excel is used to count the number of cells that meet specified criteria within a database. In this case, you want to count the number of employees with a Rating of 3.
Assuming you have a table range A3:F16 with the Rating column heading in cell D3, and the criteria range 14:15, you can enter the following formula in cell 16:
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=DCOUNT(A3:F16, "Rating", 14:15)
This formula uses the DCOUNT function with the following arguments:
1. Database: A3:F16 - This is the range that includes the data.
2. Field: "Rating" - This is the column heading in cell D3, specifying the field to count.
3. Criteria: 14:15 - This is the range containing the criteria for the Rating column.
Make sure to adjust the ranges and cell references based on your specific Excel worksheet setup.