Question 3. Find the data requested in cell E7 by using the MATCH function in cell F7. Note that the question asks for the row number, not for the relative position within the data set. 3 The real power with INDEX/MATCH comes from combining the two functions. MATCH can be used to find the relative position of a value and then INDEX can be used to return the value of the output from MATCH. Entering the function =INDEX(A$1:A$4,MATCH(47125,$B$1:$B$4,0)) will return the value of "South." This function says 1) find the relative position of 47125 in the range of $B$1:$B$4 which is 2 and then 2) feed that value into INDEX to find the value in the second position of the range A$1:A$4 which is "South." It is a way to match / lookup across rows. A B 1 North 50247 2 South 47125 3 East 32478 4 West 75763

Q6. What is the code to align Name, Score1, Score2, Score3 in Form-Load(). Select and apply passing function according to the situation.

Write a stored procedure called sp_apply_discount() that will apply percent discount to books in a subject. The stored procedure takes in 2 parameters, percentDiscount (DECIMAL(8,2)) and subject (VARCHAR(120)). Using these parameters, the stored procedure computes the discount for the book cost and stores it in the FINAL_PRICE field. For example, the following stored procedure call: call sp_apply_discount(0.15, 'Database');would compute 15% percent discount from the book cost in the Database subject category and store it in the FINAL_PRICE column as depicted in this image:

Please write the code for the removeBad function. Will thumbs up if correct!

I need to merge three datasets so that I can create a custom function that would do the following: Create a function called theme_by_year that takes as input a year (as an integer) and shows the theme ids and theme names (listed in order by theme id) that were in sets that year. The column names must be id and name_themes (to differentiate between the name of a theme and the name of a set) in that order. The index should be reset and go from 0 to n-1. Each theme should only be listed once even if it appeared in more than one set from that year -- duplicate themes should be based on theme id and not name since there are some themes with the same name but with a different id. Hint: It will help if you were to think about merging appropriate DataFrames to help you get this answer. The desired output should look like this: theme_by_year(1960) Output: id    name_themes0    371    Supplemental1    497    Books2    513    Classic Here's what I tried, but I did not get the desired output:

Split the MR_X and MR_y into training set and test set. You should use the num training variable to extract the data from MR_X and MR_y. Extract the first 'num_training' samples as training data, and extract the rest as test data. Name them as: MR_train_X and MR_train_y for the training set MR_test_X and MR_test_y for the test set

User Satisfaction team wants to send monthly summaries for each user. They need the following details with the user ID: The last day of the month when the users traveled most recently One week after the last day of the month when the users traveled most recently You need to return a three-column output with USER_ID, LAST_TRAVEL_MONTH and NOTIFICATION. LAST_TRAVEL_MONTH should be calculated using the MAX of the LAST_DAY of the TRAVEL_END_TIME field. Similarly, NOTIFICATION should be calculated with DATE_ADD function to add one week.

User Satisfaction team wants to send monthly summaries for each user. They need the following details with the user ID: The last day of the month when the users traveled most recently One week after the last day of the month when the users traveled most recently You need to return a three-column output with USER_ID, LAST_TRAVEL_MONTH and NOTIFICATION. LAST_TRAVEL_MONTH should be calculated using the MAX of the LAST_DAY of the TRAVEL_END_TIME field. Similarly, NOTIFICATION should be calculated with DATE_ADD function to add one week.   Query monthly summaries for each user.   Make sure to add one week to the last day of the month using the INTERVAL keyword in the DATE_ADD() function.

Which of the statements below is correct? (See the tables in the JustLee Books database for further information.) Only numeric data may be utilized with the MIN function. Only date values may be utilized with the MAX function. Only numeric data may be utilized with the AVG function. A nested function cannot contain the SUM function.

5. Using the Max function, write a formula in cell F7 of Top10_Pivot Sheet to find the maximum "Sum of Percentage" value. Do not select the Grand Total range in the function.6. Using the MATCH function only, write a formula in cell G7 of Top10_Pivot Sheet to find the Row Number of Maximum Sum of percentage.7. Using the INDEX function only, write a formula in cell H7 to find the state name having the maximum "Sum of Percentage". The formula should include the value(row number) that is calculated in G7.