Table:
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A
B
C
D
E
1
Year to April
Revenue (US $million)
EBIT (US $m)
Net profit (US $m)
Earnings per share (¢)
2
2012
434.8
179.8
120.6
65.8
3
2011
436.1
135.1
96.4
47.0
4
2010
432.6
150.5
76.4
37.5
5
2009
274.7
91.2
66.0
32.9
6
2008
228.2
88.5
55.4
27.7
7
2007
171.6
63.0
43.9
22.0
8
2006
143.7
36.9
16.2
8.3
9
2005
150.6
47.9
17.5
14.3
10
2004
126.3
31.0
14.2
12.4
11
2003
114.9
27.8
10.5
9.8

Questions and formulas:
Question: Name the number of Earnings per share (¢) which has a Net profit (US $m) larger than 66, and a Year to April smaller than 2010?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(E1, (D1>66)*(A1<2010)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(E2:E11, (D2:D11>66)*(A2:A11<2010)))
Level: easy
Question: Name the total number of EBIT (US $m) in 2011 and a Earnings per share (¢) larger than 47?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(C1, (A1=2011)*(E1>47)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(C2:C11, (A2:A11=2011)*(E2:E11>47)))
Level: easy
Question: Count the  Earnings per share (¢) in April smaller than 2012, a Revenue (US $million) of 432.6 and a EBIT (US $m) smaller than 150.5?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(E1, (A1<2012)*(B1=432.6)*(C1<150.5)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(E2:E11, (A2:A11<2012)*(B2:B11=432.6)*(C2:C11<150.5)))
Level: easy
Question: COunt the EBIT (US $m) which has a Revenue (US $million) larger than 434.8 and a Net profit (US $m) larger than 96.4?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(C1, (B1>434.8)*(D1>96.4)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(C2:C11, (B2:B11>434.8)*(D2:D11>96.4)))
Level: easy