I think false, because the rows in a table for instance, do not relate to each other, but can relate to rows in another table, if some of the columns are foreign keys, pointing to primary keys in another table.
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Number 1 would be the answer and most safest one to choose.
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Regarding a named range, the scope of a name is the location within which Excel recognizes the name without qualification. ... Once you name a range, you can change the size of the range using the Name Manager. True. You can create a new range by selecting the cells and typing a name in the Name box next to the formula bar ...
This is true about a range names. Hoped this helped a little. Im not sure which following you mean. maybe next time you can put a picture or descirbe it a little more or what the otions are.
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