You receive an Excel table similar to the one in the image below, in the cell range A$3:$E$10. The formula that converts the value from US dollars ($) to Swiss francs (CHF) in Colu... You receive an Excel table similar to the one in the image below, in the cell range A$3:$E$10. The formula that converts the value from US dollars ($) to Swiss francs (CHF) in Column E (from E4 down to E10) references the value in cell D2. Considering the values in the other tables, if you delete Row 2 entirely, which of the following options presents the result that will be seen in cell range E4:E10?
Understand the Problem
The question asks about the impact of deleting Row 2 in an Excel table on the conversion result displayed in a specific range of cells (E4:E10). The focus is on understanding how the deletion affects the references within the formula, potentially leading to errors such as #NAME?, #VALUE!, #REF!, etc.
Answer
#REF!
The final answer is D. #REF!
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is D. #REF!
More Information
In Excel, a #REF! error occurs when a formula refers to a cell that is not valid, typically because it has been deleted.
Tips
Common mistakes include not understanding what a #REF! error signifies or failing to correctly track cell references after modifications.
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