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Starting in cell B12, enter a VLOOKUP function to retrieve the student's name from the student_data named range.

a) Missing information
b) =VLOOKUP(B12, student_data, 2, FALSE)
c) =VLOOKUP(student_data, B12, 2, FALSE)
d) =VLOOKUP(2, B12, student_data, FALSE)

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Final answer:

The correct answer is b) =VLOOKUP(B12, student_data, 2, FALSE), which uses VLOOKUP to find the student's name in a named range based on an identifier in cell B12.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct formula to retrieve a student's name from the student_data named range, starting in cell B12, using the VLOOKUP function is b) =VLOOKUP(B12, student_data, 2, FALSE). This formula follows the standard syntax for a VLOOKUP, which is =VLOOKUP(lookup_value, table_array, col_index_num, [range_lookup]). In this case, B12 is the lookup_value, the student_data named range is the table_array, the number 2 stands for the second column of the table where the student's names are likely stored, and FALSE specifies an exact match lookup.

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