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Here is the spreаdsheet templаte tо dоwnlоаd. Exam 2 Part 2 F25 Template1.xlsm You will do all your work (that is, enter your VBA code) in this spreadsheet, and submit it when you’re done. Rules: You may use any and all course materials during the exam. You may not use materials that are not part of the course. In particular, you may not search or browse the web, or use GenAI (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot). You may not give or receive assistance to other students. As per the course guidelines, all work must be completed using approaches covered in this course. If you have a question, raise your hand. Instructions: The worksheet States has data about all the states, and the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. The following describes the data in each column: Column A: State Name Columns B, C, D: Population 2024, Population 2023, and Population 2022 Column E: Per Capita Income Column F: Region– this can be West, East, Midwest, or South Column G: Number of Representatives in Congress Using any VBA code (application.functions, Do While loops, etc.), write code that runs on the click of the Calculate button. (You should create the button.) Your code may add as many columns as you like to the worksheet. But do NOT use code that you got by recording a macro such as Range(“g2”) = “=b2+c2”. Also note the exception specified in question 2. You may assume there will always be 52 rows of data (up to row 53). That is, you don’t need a lastRow variable. Make sure that each time the Calculate button is clicked, the correct answers are displayed. Be sure you save your file often. Please read over the entire exam before starting. Write VBA code that computes the following when the Calculate button is clicked: 1) Some states are missing a population value for 2023 (Column C). Find those states that are missing a population value and fill the cell with the average of that state’s population in 2022 and 2024. (A missing value is equivalent to an empty string.) Remember that states missing 2023 values could be in any cell in column C. Example: Iowa’s 2023 population would be 3,222,154. (6 pts) 2) Calculate the Wealth Level of each state based on the value of its per capita income (Column E) and enter the Wealth Level in Column H: Per Capita Income Wealth Level 0 – 49,999 Low 50,00 – 74,999 Medium 75,000 - 99,999 High 100,000 and up Very High Example: Idaho’s wealth level is Medium. Note: You may not do this using VLookup(). (6 pts) 3) In column I, put the string “FOUND” if the first letter or last letter of the state name (Column A) is “s” or the fifth letter is “i” (they can be capital or lower case). You cannot assume that all state names start with a capital letter followed by all lower case letters – they could be a mixture of capital and lower case letters. Example: Illinois and Michigan are 2 of the states that should have FOUND in Column I. (6 pts) 4) For any state whose # Reps in Congress (Column G) is above 10, change the background of their State Name (column A) to yellow and make the name Bold. Example: New York and Ohio are 2 of these states. (8 pts) 5) In cells K2 through K5, display the number of the states by Region (Column F) whose population in 2024 (Column B) is greater than 3,000,000. (So K2 would have the number of states in 2024 in the South Region whose Population is greater than 3,000,000, K3 the East, K4 the Midwest and K5 the West. Example: K2 is 9 (6 pts) 6) In cell K7, display the largest population in 2024 (Column B) and in cell K8 the name of the state with that population. Example: K7 is 39,431,263 and K8 is California (6 pts) 7) Compute the average per capita income (Column E) of the South region (Column F) and display the value in K10. Example: K10 is 59994 (6 pts) 8) In column M, display the percent increase or decrease for each state’s population from 2022 to 2024. The value should be a percent with 2 decimal places; you can manually format the column on the worksheet (you don’t have to do this in macro code.) Example: New Jersey is 2.21% (6 pts) I have added a worksheet named Copy which is the same as the States worksheet. If you somehow mess up the data on the States worksheet, copy the data from the Copy worksheet back to States. When done, be sure to submit your work.