_______reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges.
Select one:
a. Semi clone
b. None of these.
c. Comma
d. Formulae
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Comma reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges.
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Answer: Option C is the correct answer
Comma reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges
Explanation:
Comma Operator:
- From left to right, the comma (,) operator evaluates each of its operands before returning the value of the last operand. By doing this, you can make a compound expression that evaluates multiple expressions, with the value of the rightmost member expression serving as the compound expression's final value. This is a typical way to provide a for loop many parameters.
- When more than one expression is needed in a given place, the comma operator can be used to separate them. This operator is most frequently used to supply several parameters to a for loop.
- The comma operator completely differs from the comma in arrays, objects, function parameters, and other places.
Important points to remember:
- In MS Excel, the union procedure is used to combine two ranges. The range that results is handled as a single range.
- Since the ranges to be added are separated by commas, the comma is referred to as the UNION operator in Microsoft Excel.
- The comma has always served as Excel's "union" operator (e.g., A1:A9, F2:G4), whereas a single space serves as its "intersection" operator.
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