1 2 3 Tom 4 Tom Software House Weekly Sales Product Region Employee 5 Tom 6 Jenny 7 Jenny 8 Jeff 9 Jeff 10 Excel Word Access Excel Word Excel Word North North North North North East East Sales The correct function to sum all of Jeff sales. =SUMIFS(A3:A9,"Jeff",D3:D9) =SUMIF(A3:A9,"Jeff",D3:D9) =SUMIF(D3:D9,"Jeff",A3:A9) =SUMIFS(D3:D9,"Jeff",A3:A9) $210 $230 $190 $150 $240 $140 $340

1 2 3 Tom 4 Tom Software House Weekly Sales Product Region Employee 5 Tom 6 Jenny 7 Jenny 8 Jeff 9 Jeff 10 Excel Word Access Excel Word Excel Word North North North North North East East Sales The correct function to sum all of Jeff sales. =SUMIFS(A3:A9,"Jeff",D3:D9) =SUMIF(A3:A9,"Jeff",D3:D9) =SUMIF(D3:D9,"Jeff",A3:A9) =SUMIFS(D3:D9,"Jeff",A3:A9) $210 $230 $190 $150 $240 $140 $340

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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