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which option is an appropriate database function syntax?
○ dsum(a4:d8,\unit cost\,a1:b2)
○ =suma4:d8,\unit cost\,a1:b2)
○ =dsum(a4:d8\unit cost\a1:b2)
○ =dsum(a4:d8,\unit cost\,a1:b2)
Brief Explanations
To determine the correct database function syntax, we analyze each option:
- The first option lacks the
=sign, which is required for Excel functions. - The second option uses
SUMA(incorrect; the correct function isDSUM), and the syntax is also wrong as it's missing commas between arguments. - The third option is missing commas between the arguments in the
DSUMfunction, making the syntax invalid. - The fourth option has the correct structure: starts with
=, uses the correct functionDSUM, and has commas separating the database range (A4:D8), the field name ("Unit Cost"), and the criteria range (A1:B2).
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=DSUM(A4:D8,"Unit Cost",A1:B2)