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   Nathan is in charge of collections, and is putting together a list of customers to call. Please refer to the figure above as you answer the questions below. -Instead of  Call,  Nathan has decided to list the due date for those customers who have a FALSE value in column C. Customers with a TRUE value in column C should still generate a  Don't Call  value. His formula now looks like ____. A)  =IF(C5, Don't Call ,B5)  B)  =IF(C5,B5, Don't Call )  C)  =AND(C5,B5, Don't Call )  D)  =AND(C5, Don't Call ,B5)
Nathan is in charge of collections, and is putting together a list of customers to call. Please refer to the figure above as you answer the questions below.
-Instead of "Call," Nathan has decided to list the due date for those customers who have a FALSE value in column C. Customers with a TRUE value in column C should still generate a "Don't Call" value. His formula now looks like ____.

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