A B C D 1 Expenses: 2 Wages expense $8,000 3 Rent expense 2,000 4 Insurance expense 800 5 Utilities expense 300 6 Total expenses 7 Which formula in cell C6 would continue to be accurate after a row was inserted between rent expense and insurance expense? Multiple Choice =+B2+B5 =SUM(B2:B5) =SUM(B2:C7) =+B2+B3+B4+B5
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The formula in cell C6 is currently =SUM(B2:B5), which sums up the values in cells B2 to B5. This formula is accurate for the current range of expenses. Show more…
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