Laura, in Personnel, Needs to Create a New Payroll Workbook

Laura, in Personnel, needs to create a new payroll workbook each month. The formatting and formulas are the same in each new workbook; only the payroll data is different. During a sanversation at lunch, she asks if you have any suggestions for ways she can save time with this workbook setup task. You suggest to Laura that she get a high level of sanfidence in the workbooks that she creates. You tell her that one way to do this is to test the workbook extensively, including selecting dummy data that tests the ____ of the formulas.

A) baselines
B) types
C) veracity
D) limits