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Excel Quiz

The document provides a series of questions and answers related to computer fundamentals and programming in Excel. It covers various topics such as cell references, formulas, formatting, and features like PivotTables and Goal Seek. The content is structured in a quiz format, aimed at testing knowledge of Excel functionalities.

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Computer Fundamental and Programming (EXCEL)

1. The intersection of a row and a column is called a ________. Ans: Cell


2. A group of cells is called a ________. Ans: Cell range
3. Where is the fill handle located? Ans: in the bottom-right corner of the selected cell
4. In this image, why does the value in cell G1 look slightly different from the value in the formula bar?

Ans: It’s using the Currency number format.


5. You can click the tabs at the bottom of a workbook to switch between ________. Ans: Worksheet
6. Let’s say you’re trying to find your average grade. What’s wrong with the formula shown in the image?

Ans: It should have an equals sign (=) at the beginning.


7. True or False: You can view a formula by double-clicking the cell that contains the formula. ANS: True
8. Which of the following is an absolute cell reference? Ans: $A$2
9. Which of the formulas below are valid? Select all that apply.
Ans: =F2+F3+F4-53 and =R2*D2
10. What value would Excel return for this formula? =(82-32)/5+8*2
Ans: 26
11. What feature did we use to quickly apply the formatting shown in this image?

Ans: Conditioning Formatting


12. What is the main advantage of selecting the Mark as Final option?
Ans: It discourages other users from editing the workbook.
13. The four areas in this image are used to create a ________.

Ans: Pivot Table


14. Which feature starts with a desired result, then calculates the input value that will give that result?
Ans: Goal Seek
15. What is a workbook in Excel? Ans: a file that stores one or more worksheets
16. How can you select multiple cells at once in Excel? Ans: All of these ways
17. How do you resize a column or row in Excel? Ans: Click and drag the border of the column or row.
18. How do you merge two or more cells in Excel?
Ans: Select the cells you want to merge, then click the "Merge & Center" button on the Home tab.
19. What number format(s) can you use in Excel? Ans: All of these format
20. How do you apply a cell style to a range of cells in Excel?
Ans: Click the "Cell Styles" button on the Home tab, then select the style you want to apply.
21. Which of the following is NOT a type of alignment in Excel? Ans: Forward
22. What is the purpose of grouping worksheets in Excel?
Ans: all of these functions
23. What symbol is used in Excel formulas to represent multiplication? Ans: *
24. What is the formula to calculate the sum of cells A1 through A5? Ans: =SUM(A1:A5)
25. What is an example of a relative cell reference? Ans: A1
26. Which option allows you to lock certain rows or columns in place while scrolling through a large worksheet?
Ans: Freeze Panes
27. What is filtering in Excel? Ans: viewing data based on certain criteria
28. Which chart type would be best for comparing values across categories? Ans: Column chart
29. What is a PivotTable? Ans: a tool used to summarize data
30. What is the goal of "What-if" analysis? Ans: to explore how changing input values affects calculated values

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