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Circle
T for true statements and F for false statements.
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T |
F |
A cell is the intersection of a column and a row. |
|
T |
F |
The primary advantage of the worksheet is to summarize numbers. |
|
T |
F |
The F5 key will put the cursor back in the cell for you to edit the
contents. |
|
T |
F |
To select a group of cells, click on the first cell hold the shift key
and arrow key. |
|
T |
F |
Saving a worksheet file is completely different from saving a Word
file. |
|
T |
F |
The active cell reference will appear on the left side of the formula
bar. |
|
T |
F |
You can place a border around the entire cell or any side of the cell. |
|
T |
F |
The best way to make a minor change to existing data in a cell is to
key new data and press enter |
Complete
each of the following statements.
Rows
in a worksheet are identified by
Columns
in s worksheet are identified by
The
format that changes numbers to display comma and decimal places is
The way to let Excel determine the best width of a column is
The
key or keys pressed to move the active cell to the FIRST cell of the
worksheet
The
key(s) used to clear data from an active cell
The
term used to describe when a cell is ready to accept data
Explain
what merging cells means
BONUS:
Explain
the comparisons in:
A pie chart-parts to the whole
A line chart-change over time
A
bar chart-items
to each other
Use the picture below to CLEARLY label each of the
following:
|
Active
Cell |
Name
Box |
Formula
Bar |
Cell |
Column |
Select
All Button |
|
Column
Headings |
Row
Headings |
Sheet
Tab |
Row |
Standard
Toolbar |
Merge
& Center Button |
