Q: 7
Which of the following is not a valid logical operator in Excel?
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I don’t think it’s C. Caret (^) isn’t logical, but >= definitely is for conditional checks in Excel.
Option A flips the answer only if the question asked for arithmetic operators. Here, since it's clearly about logical, ^ doesn't count. Seen similar trick on practice exams before.
A is wrong, B is valid-same with C and D. Only ^ (A) isn’t a logical operator in Excel, it’s exponents for arithmetic. >, >=, and < are all used for logical tests (TRUE/FALSE). Easy to mix this up if you’re thinking of math symbols instead of logic here. Pretty sure about this, but open if someone sees it different.
A . Caret (^) does exponents, not logic, in Excel. B, C, and D are all used for logical comparisons in formulas. Pretty common trap if you mix up math vs. logic operators, but I'm pretty sure it's A unless I'm missing something.
A no explanation needed.
B for me. The greater than symbol (B) always throws me off because it looks like math not logic. Feels like the others make more sense as logical in Excel. Happy to hear if I'm missing something though.
This looks like one from my exam last year on a practice set, pretty sure it's A since ^ does powers, not logical comparisons. Agree?
Its B
Probably A
I don’t think it’s B. A isn’t a logical operator in Excel, just for powers. >, >=, and < actually compare values, so they're all valid for logic tests. Pretty sure it’s A for this question but let me know if I missed something.
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