Excel 2016: Core Data Analysis, Manipulation, and Presentation Free Practice Test — 30 Questions

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A sales team manager, Mr. Jian Li, is reviewing the performance data for his associates. He has a spreadsheet containing associate sales figures and a separate table that maps sales tiers (e.g., \"Bronze,\" \"Silver,\" \"Gold,\" \"Platinum\") to corresponding commission rates. The sales tier column in the lookup table, unfortunately, was not sorted alphabetically when it was initially created. Mr. Li attempts to use the VLOOKUP function to automatically assign the correct commission rate to an associate who achieved a sales performance level that falls into the \"Gold\" tier. Considering the potential issues with an unsorted lookup column when using VLOOKUP for categorical data, what is the most likely consequence of Mr. Li\'s action if he relies on the default `range_lookup` setting?

The VLOOKUP function will return an incorrect commission rate because the unsorted text-based sales tier column will lead to a misinterpretation of the intended match.
The VLOOKUP function will return a #N/A error, indicating that the exact "Gold" tier was not found in the unsorted lookup column.
The VLOOKUP function will successfully return the correct commission rate, as VLOOKUP can handle unsorted text data with its default settings for categorical lookups.
The VLOOKUP function will default to the first commission rate listed in the table, regardless of the sales tier specified.

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