Exam 4: Applying Logic in Decision Making
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The result of the formula =OR(I3:I21>90), where cell I5 is 92, is ____.
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Assuming that cell D4 contains the date 12/31/2013 and cell D1 contains the date 1/1/2014, you could write the formula =D4>=D1, and the result would be ____.
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To return a blank cell in an IF function, you can include ____.
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Up to the maximum of ____ levels of nesting can be used in a formula.
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The Dun & Bradstreet ® financial ____________________ risk class is a rating from 1 to 5 indicating the risk of a company in financial distress.
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You can use relational operators and ____________________ functions to evaluate sets of conditions resulting in TRUE or FALSE values.
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The Excel Conditional Formatting tools allow you to insert small graphics called ____________________.
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____ is a kind of shorthand formula showing the structure of the formula without the syntactical details.
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the common logical construct.
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the common logical construct.
-NOT(OR(A1:A4))

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The first argument of the IF function is the logical_test, and can consist of ____.
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After establishing both the relational operator and the condition, you need to specify the formatting to be applied if the condition is met, including ____.
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In the formula =B2=C2, the second equal sign is interpreted as ____.
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You can "flip" the value of a rule with a(n) ____________________ function to obtain a TRUE value if the rule had a FALSE value.
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the relational operator used in the formula.
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By nesting levels of ____ functions, multiple sets of criteria can be sequentially analyzed until a final value is returned.
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When you encounter the keywords either and or (meaning if either condition is met) followed by a specified outcome, the situation indicates the need for a(n) ____ function.
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The ____________________ function evaluates a list of logical arguments to determine if all of the arguments are TRUE.
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List three types of conditional formatting and the steps you would take to apply them to your worksheet.
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Excel interprets the formula =Goodbye>Hello, with no quotation marks, by ____.
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