In cell G2, enter a formula using the AND function that includes structured references to display TRUE if a project has a [Project Type] of "Drama" and an [Approved?] value of "No". Fill the range G3:G23 with the formula in cell G2 if Excel does not do so automatically. ## Project Data Summary### Overview of ProjectsThis spreadsheet presents a summary of various media projects, including movies and TV shows. The data provides details on different projects categorized under "Action movie," "Comedy," "Drama," and "TV show."### Table Columns- **ID**: Unique identifier for each project.- **Project Name**: Title of the project.- **Project Type**: Genre or category of the project (e.g., Action movie, Comedy, Drama, TV show).- **Start Date**: Date the project commenced.- **Budget**: Financial allocation for the project.- **Approved?**: Indicates whether the project was approved (Yes or No).- **Delay?**: Notes if the project is experiencing delays (data currently missing).### Specific Project Information- **Project Information (Cell Range J2:K10)** - **Project ID**: TV245 - **Budget**: Greater than $15,000 - **Number of Projects**: Not specified - **Project Type** and **Average Budget**: Allocations for Comedy projects needed.### Financial Analysis by Project Type (Cell Range J12:M16)This section aggregates data by project type, detailing the number of projects, total budget, and average budget for each category:- **Action movie**- **Comedy**- **Drama**- **TV show**### Approved ProjectsA separate table underlines projects that were approved, listing their ID, Project Name, Project Type, Approval Date, and Budget.- **Examples Include**: - "Baryridge" (TV show, $28,000) - "Celeste and Cecilia" (TV show, $50,000)This comprehensive overview assists in understanding project distribution, financial commitments, and the approval status within the media development sector.

So basically we want to enter a value true or false for the conditions to be matched or not. So it's clear that we need to use if condition to write the formula for the sheet=IF(AND(C1="drama";F1="No");"TRUE";"FALSE")(G3:G23) It will add True and false according to the conditions.

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In cell G2, enter a formula using the AND function that includes structured references to display TRUE if a project has a [Project Type] of "Drama" and an [Approved?] value of "No". Fill the range G3:G23 with the formula in cell G2 if Excel does not do so automatically.