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COMM_V 335 101 102 2025W1 FINAL EXAM - 2025W1 - Requires Respondus LockDown Browser
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A function that can only work on numeric fields is which of the following?
Options
A.AVERAGE
B.AND
C.ISNUMBER
D.CONCATENATE
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Question restatement: A function that can only work on numeric fields is which of the following?
Option 1: AVERAGE
- This function computes the mean of numeric values. It inherently operates on numbers and typically ignores non-numeric entries or signals an error if the input isn’t numeric. In many data tools, AVERAGE is applied to a range containing numbers and yields a numeric result representing the average. This ali......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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