A Structured Reference

question 40

Multiple Choice

A structured reference

• A) is a tag or use of a table element as a reference in a formula.
• B) highlights or emphasizes cells that meet certain conditions.
• C) is a horizontal gradient or solid fill indicating the cell's structure compared to other selected cells.
• D) formats cells based upon their value in reference to the value of other cells.

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Definitions:

Cones

In the retina, specific cells called photoreceptors are crucial for seeing colors and are most effective in bright light scenarios.

Loudness

A perceptual characteristic of sounds that enables their intensity to be ordered on a scale from quiet to loud.

Brightness

The perception of visual light intensity; the quality of being lighted, often quantified in terms of luminescence.

Saturation

The point at which a substance can no longer absorb or dissolve another substance, or in qualitative research, the point at which no new information is found.