Answer:
The formula that produces the JUST IN TIME to appear in D2
is =UPPER(D1).
Opton (A) is true.
Step-by-step explanation:
The formula =UPPER(D1) will convert the text in cell D1 to uppercase and appear in D2.
The other formulas will not work because they will not convert the text to uppercase.
Here is a table that shows the results of each formula:
Formula Result
=UPPER(D1) JUST IN TIME
=PROPER(D1) Just In Time
=LOWER(D1) just in time
=CONCATENATE(D1) just in time
In the case of the formula =UPPER(D1), the formula is telling Excel to convert the text in cell D1 to uppercase and display the result in cell D2.
The UPPER function is a built-in function in Excel that takes a single argument, which is the cell reference of the cell that contains the text to be converted.
So,
The formula that produces the JUST IN TIME to appear in D2
is =UPPER(D1).