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Kevin Johnson
on Oct 19, 2024
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In the formula =SUM('San Francisco'!A6:D6) , what do the single quotation marks around the worksheet reference indicate?
A) The sheet name includes a space.
B) The cells are in another workbook.
C) The cells are in another worksheet.
D) San Francisco is the name of a table column.
Single Quotation
A punctuation mark used to indicate dialogue, a quote within another quote, or to denote particular meanings in texts.
Worksheet Reference
The notation used to identify and access specific cells, ranges, or objects within a spreadsheet document.
Sheet Name
The name given to an individual worksheet within a spreadsheet application.
- Identify the signals and structure of Excel formulas.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify the signals and structure of Excel formulas.
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