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40 Cards in this Set
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For the expression =B2=C2, the second equal sign is interpreted as a _____. |
relational operator |
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If the cell M1 contains Monkey1 and cell D1 contains Dog2, the formula =M1<=D1 results in a value of _____. |
FALSE |
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To apply "Cell Value Is" conditional formatting, first _____. |
select the cells you want to conditionally format |
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Relational expressions are not case sensitive |
True |
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=AND(FALSE,FALSE,FALSE,FALSE,FALSE,FALSE) evaluates to _____. |
FALSE |
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If B3 contains the date 12/31/2006 and C3 contains the date 12/31/2005, then =B3<C3 is____ |
FALSE |
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=AND(F3,NOT(OR(G3:H3))) is an example of a(n) _____ construct. |
"Only" |
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The formula =OR(B5:B25) returns a value of _____ if any of the values in B5 through B25 contain the value TRUE. |
True |
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The relational operator for "not equal" is _____. |
<> |
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If the values in cells F3, F4, F5, and F6 are all greater than 100, the formula =OR(F3:F6>100) will always return a value of TRUE. |
False |
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Relational operators can be used to evaluate _____. |
All three of the listed answers (text, dates, numbers) |
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=AND(NOT(F3),NOT(G3),NOT(H3)) is an example of a(n) _____ construct. |
"None Of" |
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To find whether the value in cell A1 is between 5 and 10 (inclusive), what function could you use? |
AND |
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To evaluate a logical test and return a TRUE or FALSE value, you need to use an IF function. |
False |
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A(n) _____ function returns a value of FALSE only if all of its arguments are FALSE. |
OR |
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When using a IF function, formulas can be used within a Value_if_true or Value_if_false argument if the formula is enclosed within quotation marks. |
False |
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To find whether an integer in cell A1 is in the 20's (20, 21....29), you could use the following formula: =OR(A1>=20,A1<=29). |
False |
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An equivalent formula for =IF(G3=0,C3,C3+G3+25) is _____. |
=IF(G3<>0,C3+G3+25,C3)
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(Ignoring the initial = that precedes a formula,) you cannot use two operators (<=, >=, =, etc.) within the same logical_test argument of an IF function unless you also use an additional function such as OR or AND. |
True |
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Be sure to always include an = sign in front of any formulas inserted within the Value_if_true or Value_if_false argument of an IF function. |
false |
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If the values in cells F3, F4, F5, and F6 are all less than 100, the function =OR(F3>100,F4>100,F5>100,F6>100) returns a value of ______. |
False |
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The logical construct =AND(A3:A30) is used when only one item must be TRUE to return a TRUE value. |
False |
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To change a TRUE value to FALSE, or a FALSE value to TRUE, use the _____ function. |
NOT |
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The syntax of the NOT function can evaluate a range of values. |
False |
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It's usually okay to hard-code (enter) text phrases in IF functions and Conditional formatting rules in order to make the formulas more flexible. |
False |
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The formula =OR(45<44,MIN(1,10)<2,3<=2+1) returns a value of ______. |
True |
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In Excel, relational operators can be used to determine if an expression is _____. |
True of false |
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For the expression =A5=B5, the first equal sign is interpreted as _____. |
the beginning of the formula |
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For the formula =3+7=10, the resulting value is _____. |
TRUE |
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A(n) _____ function returns a value of TRUE if at least one argument is TRUE. |
OR |
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The OR function evaluates logical arguments to determine if at least one argument is TRUE. |
True |
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A(n) _____ function returns a value of TRUE only if all arguments in the function are TRUE. |
AND |
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TRUE and FALSE are Boolean values. |
True |
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The comparison phrase of "not between" means to identify values outside of lower and upper limits. |
True |
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The comparison phrase of "between" is used to _____. |
set lower and upper limits inclusive of the specified values
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The result of the formula =SUM(4,7)<>11 is _____. |
FALSE |
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If you want apply formatting to G3 based on the value in cell F3, use conditional formatting's "Format only cells that contain" option. |
False |
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With regards to relational operators and text values, a greater value is one that appears earlier in the alphabet. |
False |
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If a cell contains the formula =Goodbye the resulting value is _____. (Assume no range names have been defined.) |
#NAME? |
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Relational operators can be used to evaluate dates. |
True |