What does it mean when you see
# in a cell?
A) Your formula is incorrect.
B) Your row is not tall enough.
C) Your column is not wide enough.
D) At least one of the cell references in your formula is pointing to an empty cell.
C
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If you wanted the user to pick from a particular list, what would you pick from the data type drop down list for that field?
A) List B) Lookup Wizard C) Long Text D) Short Text
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How many values will be output when the instructions corresponding to the following pseudocode are executed?
``` ACCUM = 1 COUNT = 0 DOWHILE COUNT < 4 ACCUM = ACCUM + ACCUM COUNT = COUNT + 1 Write ACCUM ENDDO Write ACCUM ``` a) 4 b) 5 c) 8 d) 16
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