In: Statistics and Probability
c. Taking every 20th passenger in your sorted table, create a new table that lists Passenger ID and Rating for the 20 data points you will now have (In excel please) with formula. I am stomped by this.
| TABLE C5-1: PASSENGER ID and CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE RATING | |
| Passenger ID | Rating (1-5) |
| T006 | 4 |
| T007 | 5 |
| T008 | 1 |
| T009 | 4 |
| T010 | 5 |
| T011 | 3 |
| T012 | 2 |
| T013 | 3 |
| T014 | 2 |
| T015 | 3 |
| T016 | 4 |
| T017 | 4 |
| T018 | 4 |
| T019 | 5 |
| T020 | 3 |
| T021 | 3 |
| T022 | 2 |
| T023 | 5 |
| T024 | 2 |
| T025 | 5 |
| T026 | 4 |
| T027 | 2 |
| T028 | 2 |
| T029 | 2 |
| T030 | 4 |
| T031 | 5 |
| T032 | 5 |
| T033 | 4 |
| T034 | 1 |
| T035 | 4 |
| T036 | 3 |
| T037 | 2 |
| T038 | 2 |
| T039 | 4 |
| T040 | 5 |
| T041 | 5 |
| T042 | 2 |
| T043 | 5 |
| T044 | 5 |
| T045 | 5 |
| T046 | 4 |
You can apply the following formulas to the data to form a new table which takes every 20th value.

ROW() gives the row number. It is subtracted by 3 because the table starts from row 3.
The table we get is:
