Barry creates a table showing ranks and percentage his students obtained in their final exams.He enters the heading "Name" in cell A3 and the names of students in cells A4 to A9,the heading "Rank" in cell B3 and the height of students in cells B4 to B9,the heading "Percentage" in cell C3 and the weight of students in cells C4 to C9.One of the students,Cara's name,rank,and percentage are mentioned in cells A7,B7,and C7,respectively.He types Cara's rank in cell A14.What formula can he use in cell B14 to find the column in which Cara's rank is?
A) =MATCH (A14,A3:C9,1)
B) =MATCH (A14,A3:C3,0)
C) =MATCH (B14,A3:C3,0)
D) =MATCH (B14,A4:C9,1)

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The formula =MATCH(A14,A3:C3,0) will match the value in A14 (which is Cara's rank) with the values in the range A3:C3 (which contains the headings "Name", "Rank", and "Percentage"). Since we want to find Cara's rank, we are interested in the second column (i.e. where "Rank" is located), so the formula will return 2 as the result.

Barry Creates a Table Showing Ranks and Percentage His Students