Question

In the formula =SUM(A6:A9), which of the following best describes A6:A9

Answer 1

If this is Excel, A. Argument

Answer 2

Arguments are indeed the values used by functions to perform computations, and the further discussion can be defined as follows:

• Functions in spreadsheet programs including Excel Sheets are simply built-in formulas that perform predefined calculations.
• In this, the majority of these functions require data to be supplied, either by the user or from another source, to deliver a result.
• It is a real value that is provided to the function, as well as the parameters, are initialized to the value of the arguments supplied.
• In this question, a method "SUM(A6:A9)" is declared that takes value from A6 to A9, in its parameter(Argument) that adds value from.  

Therefore, the final answer is "Option A".

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