Answer:Sum functions() and Count functions() of logical test arguments used in formula .
Explanation:The Count () function returns the number of that rows match that a specified column.
Count (column_ Name)
table name
The count SQL Function finds the number condition.
SELECT COUNT(Condition Id)
FROM Condition;
The Sum () Function returns to the total sum number of columns.
SUM (Column_Name)
table name
The Sum SQL Function find the sum of the table.
Hmm Excel to this date does not help you decide what chart to use for your set of data. There is however a panel to which you can choose what type of data chart you would want...
Though previous versions of Excel, A feature called 'Chart Wizards' goes through a set of instructions to which guide the user to pick what chart they should use.
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