Based on the macro definition shown below, what is the correct way to execute the macro in a search string?
Based on the macro definition shown below, what is the correct way to execute the macro in a search string?
To execute the search macro defined as convert_sales(3), one should pass the arguments as plain text without enclosing them in additional characters. The macro accepts three arguments: 'currency', 'symbol', and 'rate'. The correct syntax is to call the macro by its name followed by the arguments in parentheses, separated by commas. Thus, the correct execution would be convert_sales(euro,€,0.79).
Currency,Symbol,Rate - answer should be somewhat like `convert_sales`(euro,€,0.79)
`convert_sales(euro,€,0.79)`
yes, can confirm, the answers are malformed here, but the real (and correct) answer is this one
All answers are wrong. B is the least wrong. ' and " are incorrect; should be ` additionally, there should only be 3 arguments, not 4.
`convert_sales(euro,€,0.79)` Is Correct...review the PDF document.
As i can see there are 3 arguments "currency, sympol and rate. The other dollar sign is just because they want it to be in USD, to excute this macro you should just write 'convert_sales'. But as many other say in there B is less wrong.
There's 4 parameters in every answer, but only three in macro. Can someone explain how does it work?
the site is not properly displaying the answer.
yeah please correct the answers. Macros only work with backticks ` `
B is correct answer!