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3 years ago

Excel functions are organized into ____ categories. 8 11 10 13

Mathematics

1 answer:

KonstantinChe [14]3 years ago

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I did a quick search and the web said there are 12 categories! So none of the choices...

"Excel groups functions into 12 categories: Compatibility, Cube, Database, Date and Time, Engineering,Financial, Information, Logical, Lookup & Reference, Math & Trigonometry, Statistical and Text."

There's one other category called "Web functions", mentioned in Microsoft's website.

So the answer is 13.

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