Which option is an appropriate database function syntax?

O DSUM(A4:D8, "Unit Cost", A1:B2)

O =SUMA4:D8, "Unit Cost",A1:B2)

O =DSUM(A4:D8"Unit Cost"A1:B2)

O=DSUM(A4:D8, "Unit Cost", A1:B2)



answer : =DUM(A4:D8,"Unit Cost",A1:B2)

Respuesta :

Answer:

=DSUM(A4:D8, "Unit Cost", A1:B2)

Explanation:

From the list of given options, it's obvious that the question relates to Excel database sum function.

The correct answer among the list of options is:

=DSUM(A4:D8, "Unit Cost", A1:B2)

Where

DSUM represents the function itself

A4:D8 represents the range

"Unit cost" represents the field

and

A1:B2 represents the criteria of the function

Analysing other options:

Option 1: The equality sign (=) before excel formulas is missing

Option 2: Sum is used instead of DSUM and there's a missing bracket before the range

Option 3: There's a missing comma between the range, the field and the criteria

Hence, the last option (4) answers the question.

Answer:

D!!

Explanation:

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