Method 1 – Applying Conditional Formatting to Create a Risk Heat Map in Excel We have a dataset showing math, chemistry, and physics scores. We are going to identify the risk level of every student’s score. We consider a mark less than 40 as poor and denote it as a high-risk level...
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Method 1 – Applying Conditional Formatting to Create a Risk Heat Map in Excel We have a dataset showing math, chemistry, and physics scores. We are going to identify the risk level of every student’s score. We consider a mark less than 40 as poor and denote it as a high-risk level...