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To insert a new column between Last and Student ID#, you would select column B.
True
False
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Review the section “Insert and Delete Rows, Columns, and Cells."
If you hide rows 3–5 in your worksheet, row 4 will not print.
True
False
Correct!
Review the section “Hide and Unhide Rows and Columns."
To rename a worksheet, you can double-click the sheet tab and type the new name without pressing [Delete] or [Backspace].
True
False
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Review the section “Rename Worksheets."
When multiple sheets are selected, you can modify all of them simultaneously.
True
False
Correct!
Review the section “Edit Multiple Sheets at One Time."
PEMDAS refers to the order of operations and stands for Parentheses, Equations, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction.
True
False
Correct!
Review the section “Order of Operations."
A formula always begins with the equals (=) sign in the cell.
True
False
Correct!
Review the section “Creating Formulas."
Cell references in a formula can be typed, using upper- or lowercase letters, or selected with the mouse.
True
False
Correct!
Review the section “Cell References."
After sorting the Quiz 1 grades in column D from highest to lowest, what would be the correct order of the students?
Sarah, Crystal, Austin, John, Jessica
Jessica, John, Sarah, Austin, Crystal
Sarah, John, Jessica, Austin, Crystal
Sarah, John, Crystal, Jessica, Austin
Correct!
Review the section “Sort Data by Column."
What cell reference should you enter if you want to create a formula that refers to cell A3 on the Expenses worksheet?
Expenses!A3
Exp!A3
ExpensesA3
Expenses!A3!
Correct!
Review the section “Create Cell References to Other Worksheets."
Which image displays the correct sheet tabs after you have copied the Q1 Revenue sheet?
Correct!
Review "Create a Copy of a Worksheet."
Why is the order of operations important when creating formulas?
It’s not important because the result is always the same.
It looks more professional.
It significantly changes the results of a formula.
Only accountants use parentheses in their formulas.
Correct!
Review the section “Order of Operations."
What mathematical operation does the asterisk (*) perform in Excel?
Addition
Subtraction
Division
Multiplication
Correct!
Review the section “Mathematical Operators."