Which formula from the list below can be copied across a row to create a row of cumulative totals?

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The formula =SUM($C24:C24)>0 can be copied across a row to create a row of cumulative totals because it uses a mixed reference. The dollar sign before the column letter C ($C24) fixes the starting point of the sum range, while the end of the range (C24) is relative, allowing it to expand as the formula is copied across. This creates a cumulative total from the starting cell ($C24) to the current cell in the row. The other options either contain syntax errors or do not provide the functionality for creating cumulative totals.

Which Formula from the List Below Can Be Copied Across