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Must have used a Logical if function

The function that the analyst used to generate the data in the Sales_indicator column is likely a Logical function. The function likely uses a logical comparison between the sales data and a fixed value of $50,000 to determine whether each month's sales exceeded the threshold. For example, the formula may look like =IF(sales > 50000, "Exceeded", "Not Exceeded").

B. Logical

B. The Sales_indicator column in the table appears to be a boolean column that indicates whether sales exceeded $50,000 in a given month. This type of data can be generated using a logical function, which allows the analyst to evaluate a condition (in this case, whether sales exceeded $50,000) and return a boolean value (true or false) depending on the result of the evaluation. In the table, the Sales_indicator column contains the value "True" for those months in which sales exceeded $50,000, and the value "False" for those months in which sales did not exceed $50,000. This indicates that the analyst used a logical function to evaluate the sales data and generate the Sales_indicator column. The other options (aggregate, date, and sort) are not as well suited to generating the data in the Sales_indicator column, as they do not allow the analyst to evaluate a condition and return a boolean value based on the result of the evaluation.