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What is true of Grand TotalsQuestionWhat is true of Grand Totals? They are always highlighted green. They are always shown as averages. They are required for a PivotTable. They can be shown for ROWS.Answer & ExplanationThe correct statement about Grand Totals is: "They can be shown for ROWS."Explanation:1.They are always highlighted green:oThis is not true. The highlighting of Grand Totals depends on the formatting applied by the user in a PivotTable. There is no default color like green that is universally applied to Grand Totals.2.They are always shown as averages:oThis statement is incorrect. Grand Totals in a PivotTable can represent various calculations such as sums, averages, counts, etc., depending on how the data field settings are configured.3.They are required for a PivotTable:oThis statement is false. While Grand Totals can be useful for summarizing data, they are not mandatory in a PivotTable and can

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What is true of Grand Totals? They are always highlighted green. They are

always shown as averages. They are required for a PivotTable. They can be

shown for ROWS.




Answer & Explanation


The correct statement about Grand Totals is: "They can be shown for ROWS."


Explanation:


1. They are always highlighted green:


o This is not true. The highlighting of Grand Totals depends on the

formatting applied by the user in a PivotTable. There is no default

color like green that is universally applied to Grand Totals.


2. They are always shown as averages:


o This statement is incorrect. Grand Totals in a PivotTable can

represent various calculations such as sums, averages, counts, etc.,

depending on how the data field settings are configured.

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