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Match the following calculated field settings with the corresponding description
I.    PivotTable Styles
II.    Calculated field
III.    Slicer caption
IV.    PivotTable Fields task pane
V.    Quick Analysis gallery

A.    A user-defined field that does not exist in the original dataset
B.    Contains two sections that allow for the editing of a PivotTable
C.    A method of creating a PivotTable within a worksheet
D.    Text that displays in the header at the top of the slicer window
E.    Controls bold formatting, font colors, shading colors, and border lines of a PivotTable.

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