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Draw a line connecting each item on the left to its match on the right.
| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1Number Filters > Greater Than... 80 | ADeleting the visible rows after filtering removes real data, but a filter should only hide rows, not delete them | |
| 2Number Filters > Between... 60 and 80 | BShows only the rows where the number is above 80 and hides the rest | |
| 3Find every student who scored more than 90 in Maths | CThe lower value should come first, so the limits are in the wrong order and the range makes no sense | |
| 4Show only items that cost from $10 to $30 | DShows only the rows where the number falls from 60 up to 80 | |
| 5Filter Maths column > Greater Than... 80 and then press Delete on the visible rows to tidy up | EMaths column > Number Filters > Greater Than... 90 | |
| 6Number Filters > Between... 80 and 60 | FPrice column > Number Filters > Between... 10 and 30 |
Complete each line of code by filling in the missing parts.
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Number Filter — A filter that keeps only the rows where a number meets a condition, such as greater than a value or between two values. The other rows are hidden, not deleted.Column: Maths
Number Filters > Greater Than 80Column: Maths
Number Filters > Between 60 and 80=FILTER(A2:D9,B2:B9>80)Maths >= 60 AND Maths <= 80Column: Maths
Number Filters > Top 10 Top 3 Items