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In excel, What is Colors[Inventory] referring to here?
=SUMIFS(Colors[Inventory],Colors[Colors],"Orange")
(A) the Inventory worksheet in the Colors workbook
(B) the Inventory column in the Colors table
(C) the Colors worksheet in the Inventory workbook
(D) the named range Colors[Inventory], which does not use Format as Table Feature

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The inventory column in the Colors table is Option B. The inventory column, which is present in the column table, is represented by Colors[Inventory].

The two arguments (here) represent the columns Inventory and Colors of the Table Colors in the formula SUMIFS(Colors[Inventory], Colors[Colors], "Orange").

The value in the table's designated columns is represented by the color "Orange."

One of the math and trig functions, SUMIFS, adds all of the inputs that satisfy multiple requirements. Use SUMIFS, for instance, to add the number of shops nationwide who (1) are located in a single zip code and (2) have annual sales that are greater than a given amount. 

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