You have been provided with the data for the last day of the previous month so you can start by calculating the daily data for the first of the monthFor the first state for the first day of the month (not the last day of the previous month) enter the following formula into the upper cell for the column for “Daily Confirmed cases” = Current day’s cumulative Confirmed cases – the Confirmed cases for the day before (i.e. the last day of the month). This will yield the number of daily confirmed cases for the first of the month. (Use Excel cell referencing in the formulas) 3 Date45сл61789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343526State/Province9/30/20 Arkansas10/1/20 Arkansas10/2/20 Arkansas10/3/20 Arkansas10/4/20 Arkansas10/5/20 Arkansas10/6/20 Arkansas10/7/20 Arkansas10/8/20 Arkansas10/9/20 Arkansas10/10/20 Arkansas10/11/20 Arkansas10/12/20 Arkansas10/13/20 Arkansas10/14/20 Arkansas10/15/20 Arkansas10/16/20 Arkansas10/17/20 Arkansas10/18/20 Arkansas10/19/20 Arkansas10/20/20 Arkansas10/21/20 Arkansas10/22/20 Arkansas10/23/20 Arkansas10/24/20 Arkansas10/25/20 Arkansas10/26/20 Arkansas10/27/20 Arkansas10/28/20 Arkansas10/29/20 Arkansas10/30/20 Arkansas10/31/20 ArkansasSum of Confirmed8369784821857798652587013874308807188880901459131292220928339348794167952469652497539984229906699597100441101596102798104135105318106115106727107679108640109712110874112190Sum of Deaths▼13691384139114071425144714691482150315301552156915861611163416451665168417041714172817511772178217971812183318571875189419001925Daily Confirmed Cases7Daily Deaths

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You have been provided with the data for the last day of the previous month so you can start by calculating the daily data for the first of the month

For the first state for the first day of the month (not the last day of the previous month) enter the following formula into the upper cell for the column for “Daily Confirmed cases” = Current day’s cumulative Confirmed cases – the Confirmed cases for the day before (i.e. the last day of the month). This will yield the number of daily confirmed cases for the first of the month. (Use Excel cell referencing in the formulas)

3 Date
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61
7
8
9
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11
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13
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20
21
22
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25
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State/Province
9/30/20 Arkansas
10/1/20 Arkansas
10/2/20 Arkansas
10/3/20 Arkansas
10/4/20 Arkansas
10/5/20 Arkansas
10/6/20 Arkansas
10/7/20 Arkansas
10/8/20 Arkansas
10/9/20 Arkansas
10/10/20 Arkansas
10/11/20 Arkansas
10/12/20 Arkansas
10/13/20 Arkansas
10/14/20 Arkansas
10/15/20 Arkansas
10/16/20 Arkansas
10/17/20 Arkansas
10/18/20 Arkansas
10/19/20 Arkansas
10/20/20 Arkansas
10/21/20 Arkansas
10/22/20 Arkansas
10/23/20 Arkansas
10/24/20 Arkansas
10/25/20 Arkansas
10/26/20 Arkansas
10/27/20 Arkansas
10/28/20 Arkansas
10/29/20 Arkansas
10/30/20 Arkansas
10/31/20 Arkansas
Sum of Confirmed
83697
84821
85779
86525
87013
87430
88071
88880
90145
91312
92220
92833
93487
94167
95246
96524
97539
98422
99066
99597
100441
101596
102798
104135
105318
106115
106727
107679
108640
109712
110874
112190
Sum of Deaths
▼
1369
1384
1391
1407
1425
1447
1469
1482
1503
1530
1552
1569
1586
1611
1634
1645
1665
1684
1704
1714
1728
1751
1772
1782
1797
1812
1833
1857
1875
1894
1900
1925
Daily Confirmed Cases
7
Daily Deaths

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