Which of the following is a valid SUM function? A) =SUM(G7:G11) B) =SUM(G7!G11) C) =SUM{G7:G11} D) =SUM

Question

Which of the following is a valid SUM function?
A) =SUM(G7:G11)
B) =SUM(G7!G11)
C) =SUM{G7:G11}
D) =SUM<G7-G11>

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The correct syntax for the SUM function is =SUM(range), where "range" represents the cells or range of cells to be added. Option A correctly uses the colon to represent the range from cell G7 to G11. Option B is incorrect because it uses an exclamation point instead of a colon. Option C uses curly braces, which is not the correct syntax for referring to a range. Option D uses angle brackets, which is also not the correct syntax.

Which of the Following Is a Valid SUM Function