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When would the OR logical function produce a false in the formula result?

A
when every argument is true
B
when two arguments are true and one is false
C
when all arguments are false
D
when one argument is true and two are true
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SUMLEFT✔ MIDRIGHT

A
SUM
B
LEFT
C
✔ MID
D
RIGHT
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✔ A2,4,2 A2&4&2 A2,”4”,2

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✔ A2,4,2
B
A2&4&2
C
A2,”4”,2
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Select the correct navigational path to create the function syntax to use the IF function.

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Then, begin the formula with the , click , and click OK.:=
Then, begin the formula with the , click , and click OK.:IF
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&$✔ =#

A
&
B
$
C
✔ =
D
#
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NOT✔ IFORSUM

A
NOT
B
✔ IF
C
OR
D
SUM
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Which formula is correct formatting for a nested function?

A
=AND(B2>3000,C2>2000,“Bonus”,“No Bonus”)
B
=IF(AND(B2>3000,C2>2000),“Bonus”,“No Bonus”)
C
=IFAND(B2>3000,C2>2000,“Bonus”,“No Bonus”)
D
=IF(=AND(B2>3000,C2>2000),“Bonus”,“No Bonus”)
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Which variable can you change when using the WEEKDAY function?

A
the first day of the month
B
the day of the week that starts a week
C
how many weeks are in a year
D
how many Mondays are in a month
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Sarah wants to separate the employee ID numbers from its middle letters. Help her use the MID function to set up her formula.

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Type to begin the formula, and use the function .:=
Type to begin the formula, and use the function .:MID
Within parentheses, add the argument .:A2,4,2
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Sarah wants to separate the employee ID numbers from its middle letters. Help her use the MID function to set up her formula.

Answers:
Type to begin the formula, and use the function .:=
Type to begin the formula, and use the function .:MID
Within parentheses, add the argument .:A2,4,2

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