Basically, for calculating the minimum attendance for the year 2018, you need to first identify the cells containing attendance of the year 2018 then you need to apply min function like MIN() and pass the cells as arguments, and write the function in B22.
Then for calculating the maximum attendance for the year 2018, you need to first identify the cells containing attendance of the year 2018 then you need to apply max function like MAX() and pass the cells as arguments, and write the function in B23.
Then for counting the number of locations where the job fair was held in 2018, you need to first identify the cells containing the data and then you need to apply count function like COUNTA() and pass the cells as arguments and write the function in B17
Demo Screenshots:
Apply any function like and press enter:
Results will look like in respective cells:
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