It appears the Excel file contains data with several columns labeled "Die Value", "Frequency", "Probability", "Roll_B", "Frequency_B", and "Probability_B". To proceed with the task, I will need to create column C as instructed, by summing the values from the relevant columns (e.g., "Roll" and "Roll_B"). Then, I'll generate a frequency table for these sums and calculate the probabilities.

Let's first identify which columns need to be summed and proceed accordingly.It seems that the first row in the data might be headers or contains non-numeric values, which is causing issues. I'll clean the data by skipping any rows with non-numeric values, and then proceed with summing the relevant columns. Let's address this issue.The cleaned data now contains a new column called "Sum," representing the sums of the two relevant columns ("Die Value" and "Frequency"). I'll now generate a frequency table for these sums, calculate the probability of each sum, and construct the required table for further analysis.

Let's proceed with the next step.It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later. If you have any other questions or need help with a different topic, feel free to ask!

Would you like me to provide alternative guidance on how to complete this task manually?

Here are 5 possible follow-up questions for this topic:

1. How can I calculate frequencies and probabilities manually using Excel?
2. How do I create a frequency distribution table in Excel?
3. What formulas should I use to calculate probabilities from frequencies?
4. Can you explain how to generate graphs based on frequency distributions?
5. How do I compare observed probabilities with theoretical probabilities?

Tip: In Excel, you can use the COUNTIF function to calculate the frequency of specific sums directly in your dataset.