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In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets the criteria in a dataset and hide all the data that do not meet those criteria is called (b). A. Sorting B. Filtering C. Aggregation D. Splitting
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets certain conditions in a list and hide all the data that do not meet those conditions is called (C. Consolidated Calculation).
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets the criteria in a data list and hide all the data that do not meet those criteria is called (B).
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets certain conditions in a list and hide all the data that do not meet those conditions is called (B. Filtering).
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets the criteria in a data list and hide all the data that do not meet those criteria is called (B). A. Sorting B. Filtering C. Aggregation D. Splitting
In Excel, the function that allows selecting the data in a list that meet certain conditions and hiding all the data that do not meet those conditions is called (B. Filtering).
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets the criteria in a data list and hide all the data that do not meet those criteria is called (B).
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets the criteria in a data list and hide all the data that do not meet those criteria is called (B). A. Sorting B. Filtering C. Aggregation D. Splitting
In Excel, the function used to select the data that meets certain conditions in a dataset and hide all data that do not meet those conditions is called (D). A. Sorting B. Filtering C. Aggregation D. Splitting