How to specify cell range from A10 to A 25 in MS Excel?
(a) (A10-A25) (b) (A10 to A25) (c) (A10 : A25) (d) (A10 . A25) (e) (A10 A25)
Answers
(c)(A10:A25)is the answer
Option (c) (A10: A25) is the correct syntax to specify the cell range from A10 to A25 in MS Excel
Explanation:
MS-Excel is a software package of MS-office which is developed by Microsoft. It is a software that is used to save the data in the form of the cell which is an intersection point of row and column of any table. When a user is using this software and wants to do any operation with the help of some function then he needs to add the cell range on that function which operation is need to perform. For example, if a user wants to add the number on A2, A3 and A4 then he needs to write like this --SUM(A2: A4). This will add the value of the cell from A2 to A4.
The above question asked that if a user wants to specify the cell range then how can he do. Then the answer is separated by the column which is in option C (A10: A25). hence it is the correct option while the other is not because--
- Option 'a' states (A10-A25) which is not the correct syntax.
- Option 'b' states (A10 to A25) which is also not the correct syntax.
- Option 'd' states (A10 . A25) which is also not the correct syntax.
- Option 'e' states(A10 A25) which is also not the correct syntax.
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