The correct answer is: A. cascaded value
A cascaded value is the result of resolving the specified value. It is the value that is ultimately used in a calculation or comparison.
The specified value is the value that is explicitly specified in a formula or query. The computed value is the value that is calculated based on the specified value and other values in the formula or query. The declared value is the value that is assigned to a variable or parameter.
Here is an example of how a cascaded value is used in a formula:
=A1 + B1
In this formula, the specified values are A1 and B1. The cascaded value is the sum of A1 and B1.
Here is an example of how a cascaded value is used in a query:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE column1 = 10
In this query, the specified value is 10. The cascaded value is the set of rows in the table where the value in column1 is 10.
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