Correct option is D
The
COUNTBLANK() function in MS Excel 365 is used to count the number of
empty cells within a specified range. It excludes non-empty cells, making it ideal for identifying blanks in a dataset.
For example: =COUNTBLANK(A1:A10) counts the number of blank cells in the range A1 to A10.
Important Key Points:
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COUNTBLANK() is specifically designed to tally blank cells in a selected range.
2. It does not count cells with text, numbers, or formulas.
3. Useful in analyzing datasets with missing values.
Knowledge Booster:
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COUNTIF(): Counts cells based on a specified condition or criteria, not limited to blank cells.
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COUNTA(): Counts non-empty cells, including those with text, numbers, or formulas.
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COUNT(): Counts only numeric values in the specified range, ignoring blank cells.