Answer:
Is there an early pay discount?
Explanation:
This determines and instructs what path the code should take,
if there is no early pay discount, it has different instructions to follow.
The correct answer is Boolean logic.
Booleans are true or false statements.
An example of a while loop is:
while 1 < 5:
#do something.
The Boolean statement is 1 < 5 which evaluates to true because 1 is less than 5.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
See explanation below
Explanation:
Named ranges are a very important tool in Microsoft Excel. It is used in assigning a name to a particular number of cells. It is great for automation and makes formula much easy to understand and use.
One way to create named ranges is theory the Name Box.
To create named ranges in the design marketing sheet we do this;
1) We click on cell B8 and then navigate to the name box at the top right corner of the sheet just above the column A.
•The name box is where the cell address of any cell that is active is displayed.
•You would see that “B8” is displayed on the name box.
• Double click on the name box and type in the appropriate name, in this case - Design_Fee.
• Press enter and you have your named range.
You do the same for the other named ranges.
Note that: Named ranges must contain letters, numbers or underscore.
Answer: Use the Design view
Explanation: Using a Design view to modify a report is the most flexible way to modify a report as opposed to a layout view which is another way to modify a report . The design view is flexible in the sense that it provides a more outlined structured view of your report that you can see the header and footer for the report. it also affords you the ability to control your report in terms of changing many properties, adjusting images, labels and editing text box, etc.
Answer:
<em>A checkbox</em>
Explanation:
A checkbox <em>(check box, tick box, tick box) is an User interface widget that allows the user to choose a binary option.</em>
Like a choice between any of two potential options that are mutually exclusive.
For instance, on a simple yes / no question, the user may have to answer ' yes ' (checked) or ' no ' (not checked).
