Microsoft Excel Questions... 9 pages of questions.
Jimmy John
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Excel 2010: Chapter 6 – True/False
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1. You can select any range of cells with entries surrounded by blank cells by clicking a cell in the range and pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ASTERISK. |
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2. The result of an arithmetic operation is accurate to the factor with the greatest number of decimal places. |
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3. If you type 1/2 without a preceding zero, Excel will store the value in the cell as the date January 2. |
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4. A floating dollar sign always appears immediately to the right of the first significant digit in the cell. |
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5. Excel limits the number of worksheets you can have in a workbook to 100. |
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6. Besides drilling a number down through a workbook, you can drill a format, a function, or a formula down through a workbook. |
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7. If you are summing numbers on noncontiguous sheets, hold down the CTRL key when selecting the sheets. |
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8. The header defines the appearance and format of a printed worksheet. |
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9. To copy the contents, format, and styles of the source area, press CTRL+K. |
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10. By default, the header and footer contain the title and page number. |
