You want to record the countries hosted the World Cups in Column Q. You will write a formula in Q2 to extract the country from K2. You will copy the formula all the way down. Please complete the formula. You can only use a function name in each space.

=______(K2,LEN(K2)-______(",",K2)-1)

You can only use a function name in each space.

=[Fill in the blank],
(K2,LEN(K2)-[Fill in the blank],
(",",K2)-1)

Note: "," is text containing a single comma.

Question

You want to record the countries hosted the World Cups in Column Q. You will write a formula in Q2 to extract the country from K2. You will copy the formula all the way down. Please complete the formula. You can only use a function name in each space.

=______(K2,LEN(K2)-______(",",K2)-1)

You can only use a function name in each space.

=[Fill in the blank],
(K2,LEN(K2)-[Fill in the blank],
(",",K2)-1)

Note: "," is text containing a single comma.

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The task presents a spreadsheet formula with two blanks to fill using function names, and the given correct answers are RIGHT and FIND.

Option 1 for the first blank: RIGHT
- In this context, the goal is to extract a substring from the right side of K2. The RIGHT function returns a specified number of characters from the end of a text string, which is appropriate when you want to capture everything after a delimiter if you know how many characters to pull from the right.

Option 1 for the second blank: FIND
- The second blank sits inside LEN(K2) - FIND(",",K2) - 1. The FIND function locates the position of the first comma in K2. Since the comma is the delimiter you’re interested in, FIND is the correct choice to determine where the substring after the comma begins.

Rationale for the overall structure:
- The expression RIGHT(K2, LEN(K2) - FIND(",", K2) - 1) computes the length of the substring to the right of the first comma by taking the total length of K2, subtracting the position of the comma, and subtracting 1 more to exclude the comma itself. This yields the portion of K2 that comes after the comma, i.e., the country name in this scenario.

Why the other potential interpretations don’t apply here:
- If you chose a different function in the first blank (for example, MID or LEFT), you would not consistently obtain the portion of the text to the right of the comma with the same single-parameter approach, and you would need a more complex setup to mimic RIGHT’s behavior in this exact pattern.
- If you chose a different function for the second blank (for example, LEN or LEFT with a mismatched parameter), the calculation of the characters to extract would be incorrect or would not reference the comma’s position, leading to an erroneous result or a #VALUE! error.

Putting it together, the combination RIGHT and FIND fits the formula’s structure and the intended outcome of extracting the country name that comes after the comma in K2.

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