Question

B. State True or False.
1. Formulas must begin with the question mark(2).
2 In Absolute Referencing, the relative position of rows and columns changes where you copy a
formula.
3. Excel has dubbed all the functions in the Formulas Library group.
4. Arange can be used in a formula.
5. The error #VALUE occurs if the number is divided by zero.




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Answer 1

Answer:

1 F

2F

3F

4T

5T

Explanation:

this is the correct answer

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

1. Formulas must begin with the Question mark (?) - False.

The equal sign (=) must appear at the start of a formula. After that, you can utilise variables, mathematical operators (such the plus or minus sign), and functions to greatly strengthen the formula. The formula below produces the number 11 by multiplying 2 by 3, then adding 5 to the result.

2. In Absolute reference, the relative position of rows and columns changes where you copy a formula. - False.

Wherever you copy a formula in Relative reference, the relative position of the rows and columns changes. They modify based on the relation between rows and columns when replicated across many cells.

3. The third sentence is 'Excel has clubbed all the functions in the Formulas Library group'. - True.

All of the functions in the Formulas Library group have been combined by Excel.

4. The fourth sentence 'A range can be used in a formula.' - True.

In computations and formulas, ranges can be utilised instead of cell address references.

5. The fifth sentence is 'The error #VALUE occurs if the number is divided by zero'. - False

If a number is divided by zero, the error #DIV/0! is generated.

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