ADVANCED MICROSOFT EXCEL CIJ.z TRUE/FALSE
Name:
ADVANCED MICROSOFT EXCEL CIJ.z TRUE/FALSE True/False Write a T or F to indicate whether the statement is true or false.
1.
Pressing the F9 key instructs Excel to recalculate all formulas.
2.
In the formula operation (*).
3.
The order of operations is from right to left.
4.
Point mode allows you to create formulas using the mouse.
5.
When an effor occurs in a formulaina cell, Excel displays the Trace Error button next to the cell and places a green triangle in the upper left of the cell.
6.
A blank cell in Excel has the numeric value of -1.
7.
To use Range Finder to veri$, that a formula contains the intended cell reference, double-click the cell containing the formula you want to check.
8.
The Currency style format cannot be used with a floating dollar sign.
9.
A condition for
:4 * 6 -
8, the subtraction operation
(-) is completed before the multiplication
a cell can only be true or false.
10. Hiding cells is a technique you can use to hide
data that you do not want others to see.
ADVANCED MICROSOFT EXCEL CIJ.z TRUE/FALSE True/False Write a T or F to indicate whether the statement is true or false.
1.
Pressing the F9 key instructs Excel to recalculate all formulas.
2.
In the formula operation (*).
3.
The order of operations is from right to left.
4.
Point mode allows you to create formulas using the mouse.
5.
When an effor occurs in a formulaina cell, Excel displays the Trace Error button next to the cell and places a green triangle in the upper left of the cell.
6.
A blank cell in Excel has the numeric value of -1.
7.
To use Range Finder to veri$, that a formula contains the intended cell reference, double-click the cell containing the formula you want to check.
8.
The Currency style format cannot be used with a floating dollar sign.
9.
A condition for
:4 * 6 -
8, the subtraction operation
(-) is completed before the multiplication
a cell can only be true or false.
10. Hiding cells is a technique you can use to hide
data that you do not want others to see.
