In N10 create a mixed reference formula that will count how many of Mr Chang's students got a Fail. Drag the formula down and across to complete the table. Observe P5, which shows the number of A's achieved by Ms Sekibo's students. It should have changed colour.
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In N10 create a mixed reference formula that will count how many of Mr Chang's students got a Fail. Drag the formula down and across to complete the table. Observe P5, which shows the number of A's achieved by Ms Sekibo's students. It should have changed colour.
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