Table:
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B
C
D
E
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Jurisdiction
For Prohibition
Percent For
Against Prohibition
Percent Against
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Alberta and Saskatchewan
6,238
68.8
2,824
31.2
3
British Columbia
5,731
54.6
4,756
45.4
4
Manitoba
12,419
80.6
2,978
19.4
5
New Brunswick
26,919
72.2
9,575
27.7
6
Nova Scotia
34,368
87.2
5,370
12.8
7
Ontario
154,498
57.3
115,284
42.7
8
Prince Edward Island
9,461
89.2
1,146
10.8
9
Quebec
28,436
18.8
122,760
81.2
10
Canada
278,380
51.2
264,693
48.8

Questions and formulas:
Question: What is the highest number supporting prohibition in British Columbia when the percent opposing is more than 10.8, the percent supporting is less than 72.2, number against is less than 4,756?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(B1, (E1>10.8)*(C1<72.2)*(A1="british columbia")*(D1<4756)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(B2:B10, (E2:E10>10.8)*(C2:C10<72.2)*(A2:A10="british columbia")*(D2:D10<4756)))
Level: easy
Question: What is the lowest percentage opposing prohibition when the number opposing is 9,575 and the percent supporting is less than 72.2?
Formula: SUM(FILTER(E1, (D1=9575)*(C1<72.2)))
Formula2: SUM(FILTER(E2:E10, (D2:D10=9575)*(C2:C10<72.2)))
Level: easy
Question: What is the highest percent supporting prohibition when the number opposing is less than 2,978 and the percent opposing is less than 31.2 while the number supporting is less than 9,461?
Formula: MAX(FILTER(C1, (D1<2978)*(E1<31.2)*(B1<9461)))
Formula2: MAX(FILTER(C2:C10, (D2:D10<2978)*(E2:E10<31.2)*(B2:B10<9461)))
Level: easy