Liang needs to list the position for each team member. Those with five or more years of experience have a Senior position. Otherwise, they have Support position. List this information as follows:
In cell 05 on the Budget worksheet, enter a formula that uses the IF function to test whether the number of years of experience (cell N5) is greater than or equal to 5.
b. If the team member has five or more years of experience, display "Senior" in cell 05.
C. If the team member has less than five years of experience, display "Support" in cell 05.
d. Copy the formula in cell OS to the range 06:014, pasting the formula only.
Use AutoFit to resize column 0 to its best fit.
To accomplish this task, follow these steps:
1. Open the Budget worksheet and navigate to cell 05.
2. In cell 05, enter the following formula:
=IF(N5>=5,"Senior","Support")
This formula checks if the number of years of experience in cell N5 is greater than or equal to 5. If true, it displays "Senior"; otherwise, it displays "Support".
3. Once you enter the formula in cell 05, press Enter to see the result.
4. To copy the formula to the range 06:014, drag the fill handle (a small square at the bottom right corner of cell 05) down to cell 014. This will automatically copy the formula to the rest of the cells in that column.
5. To resize column 0 (column A) to its best fit, double-click on the right edge of the column header for column A. The column width will adjust to fit the content of the cells in that column.
Now, the positions for each team member based on their years of experience will be displayed in cells 05 to 014.