What does the formula =filter(D:F,C:C="Jimmy Wong") accomplish?

The formula =filter(D:F,C:C="Jimmy Wong") is designed to sift through data in a specified range and return specific information based on a criterion. In this case, it looks at the data in columns D, E, and F (the range specified) and filters this data according to the condition set for column C. The condition checks for rows where the value in column C equals "Jimmy Wong".

The outcome of this formula is that it retrieves all relevant entries pertaining to Jimmy Wong from columns D, E, and F. Thus, if there are feedback or other information related to Jimmy Wong recorded in those columns, they will be displayed as a result of the filter. This means that if multiple entries exist in the dataset that match the criterion of "Jimmy Wong," the formula will return all those related rows from the designated columns, providing a complete picture of the peer feedback for this individual.

Other options would not produce the same result. For example, the option stating that it returns all data in columns D, E, and F would not accurately encapsulate the filtering process involved in the formula; it specifically filters for "Jimmy Wong." Similarly, the option claiming that it shows the average of scores or counts total feedback entries for Jimmy Wong does