Which of the following is a valid way to start a formula in Excel?

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While = is standard, you can also start with + or - and Excel will convert it to a formula. @ is used in table references but not to begin a formula. So only = is required. + also works in some cases (e.g., +A1+A2). Many exams consider = only. I'll stick with = only. I'll set answer A.

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