First, Craig enters "=MATCH(B5, Emp_Name,0)” into cell B6. Then he types "Diana Stone” into cell B5. Then Craig enters the below formula into B7:

=INDEX(Emp_Info_6, B6)

However, after doing this, the value of Diana Stone’s earnings is not appearing in cell B7. Which error did Craig make?

The name “Diana Stone” should also have been included in cell B7.
The name “Diana Stone” should have been entered into cell B6 instead of cell B5.
The employee identification number should have been included in the INDEX formula.
The row number should appear before the column number in the INDEX formula.

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