You use the following conditional formatting formula to display a background color of yellow when the condition is met: IF {Table.Field Name} 5000 THEN Yellow You want the background color to be white when the condition is not met. Which two lines can you add to the conditional formatting formula to achieve the requirement? (Choose two.)

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You use the following conditional formatting formula to display a background color of yellow when the condition is met: IF {Table.Field Name} > 5000 THEN Yellow You want the background color to be white when the condition is not met. Which two lines can you add to the conditional formatting formula to achieve the requirement? (Choose two.)

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A. ELSE NoColor D. ELSE White

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B. ELSE Transparent

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C. ELSE CurrentFieldValue

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