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Homework answers / question archive / The following COUNTIF function was entered into a cell on an Excel worksheet and will be copied and pasted to other cell locations: =COUNTIF(Detail!A2:A10, Summary!A5) Which of the following is a flaw with this function? The criteria argument must be defined with more than one cell reference and is typically defined with a contiguous cell range
The following COUNTIF function was entered into a cell on an Excel worksheet and will be copied and pasted to other cell locations: =COUNTIF(Detail!A2:A10, Summary!A5) Which of the following is a flaw with this function? The criteria argument must be defined with more than one cell reference and is typically defined with a contiguous cell range. The range argument can only be defined with a single cell location, number, or text enclosed in quotations. An absolute reference should be placed on both cell range A2:A10 and the cell reference A5. An absolute reference should be placed on the cell range A2:A10. The words Detail and Summary must be enclosed in quotations,
Answer = E = The words Detail and Summary must be enclosed in quotation.
Not doing so will result in error in the formula as if reference is given to another excel sheet, the sheet name must be exclosed in quotation.
Absence of absolute references in either range or criteria cell will not result in error.It will only change cell numbers if the formula is dragged down multiple cells..The range argument can be defined with a multiple cell locations,number or texts enclosed in quotations.The criteriaa argument must be defined with a single criteria per formula and is typically defined with single cell reference.
