Select cell H$9$ in the HomeDepot worksheet.Enter a formula into column H$9$ to calculate Sales per Employee for the year $1983.$ The formulas is Bulk copy $($using the fill handle$)$ this formula down all rows of the data table.What is the sales per employee value for the year $2000?$Question $2$ options:$ $333\mathrm{.}76$$ $262\mathrm{.}00$$ $219\mathrm{.}86$$ $106\mathrm{.}74$$ $201\mathrm{.}22$$ $207\mathrm{.}36$Hide hint for Question $2$Sales are in colum D$.$Employees are in column B$.$ The employee value must be multipled by $1000$ to convert thousands of employees to actual employees.You can use a $ in front of the column letter for Sales to lock the sales part of this formula into column D$.$Do not use a $ in front of the row number for Sales; rows should be relative.Do not use a $ in front of the column letter for Employees. Column B should be a relative reference.Do not use a $ in front of the row number for Employees; rows should be relative.The value displayed in cell H$9$ should be $ $106\mathrm{.}74$