1. Boolean Expressions Return or display the Boolean value TRUE or FALSE
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2. Syntax Examples
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3. Boolean Functions =AND(logical1, [logical2], …)
Returns TRUE if all arguments evaluate to true
=OR(logical1, [logical2], …)
Returns TRUE if at least one argument evaluates to true
=NOT(logical)
Changes FALSE to TRUE and TRUE to FALSE
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4. Syntax Examples DON’T DO THIS AND REALLY, DON’T DO THIS
=OR(A2=True,B2=True,C2=True)
AND REALLY, DON’T DO THIS
=OR(A2=“True”,B2=“True”,C2=“True”)
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5. Syntax Examples
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6. Syntax Examples
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7. Trips
Costs
Analysis
Boolean Functions

8. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!B3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F) if the corresponding student organization traveled to all 3 locations.
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9. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!C3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F) if the corresponding student organization traveled to either Italy or France.
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10. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!D3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F) if the corresponding student organization did not travel to any of the 3 locations.
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11. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!E3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F) if the corresponding student organization traveled to 2 or more locations.
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12. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!F3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F) if there were more trips to Italy than Spain for the corresponding Student Organization.
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13. Write a formula in cell Analysis
Write a formula in cell Analysis!E6, which can be copied down, to determine T/F if all of the student organizations traveled to all locations.
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14. Write a formula in cell Trips
Write a formula in cell Trips!H3, which can be copied down, to determine (T/F), if the corresponding student organization needs more sponsors.
An organization needs more sponsors if the cost per trip was greater than $1,000,000 or (the number of trips to Italy was greater than 5 and the number of trips to France was greater than 5.)
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15. Embedded Boolean Functions1 2 1 2 3 F T T
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16. Embedded Boolean Functions1 2 1 2 3 F T F
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17. Embedded Boolean Functions1 2 T F 1 2 F T
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18. Embedded Boolean Functions1 2 T F 1 2 T T
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