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Which of the following shows the correct syntax for the
OR function?
=OR(LogicalN)
=OR(database, field)
=OR(database LogicalN, field)
=OR(database, field, LogicalN)

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carsongpersonal

=OR(LogicalN) I believe, hope this helps.

MrRoyal

Syntax simply means the rule that guide the structure of a language.

In database, the OR function is a logical operator that returns true if at least one of the conditions that is being tested is true

Take for instance: the truth value of the following statement is true

[tex]\mathbf{1 + 2 = 3\ or\ 2 * 5 = 7 }[/tex]

This is so, because [tex]\mathbf{1 + 2 = 3}[/tex] is true

The truth value of [tex]\mathbf{1 + 2 = 3}[/tex] is enough for the whole statement to be true

Having said that, the syntax of the OR function is:

=OR(LogicalN)

Where:

  • = represents the beginning of the formula
  • OR represents the function itself
  • Logical represents that the OR function is a logical operator
  • N represents the number of statements that is to be compared

An example of the OR function is:

[tex]\mathbf{= OR(F3 = 5, F4 = "Yes")}[/tex]

The above statement will return true if F3 = 5 is true or F4 = "Yes" is true or both statements are true

Read more about database syntax:

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