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You try to enter your name into a cell that accepts a numeric value. What error would you receive

2 answers:

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Because it say numeric value that means numers and words/letters aren't numbers so it will say not a numeric value :) hope it helps

Evgesh-ka [11]2 years ago

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A. #NAME

B. #VALUE

C. #REF

D. #####

E. #DIV

#VALUE on plato

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