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To insert a new column between Last and Student ID#, you would select column B. 
Column A contains First. Column B contains Last. Column C contains Student ID#.
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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.
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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].
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Review the section “Rename Worksheets."
When multiple sheets are selected, you can modify all of them simultaneously.
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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.
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Review the section “Order of Operations."
A formula always begins with the equals (=) sign in the cell.
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Review the section “Creating Formulas."
Cell references in a formula can be typed, using upper- or lowercase letters, or selected with the mouse.
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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?
The numbers at the end of the following rows are grades. Row 6: Sarah, Mullins, 100. Row 7: Crystal, Robinson, 92. Row 8: Austin, Farrell, 81. Row 9: John, Aikens, 93. Row 10: Jessica, McInnis, 85.
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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?
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Review the section “Create Cell References to Other Worksheets."
Which image displays the correct sheet tabs after you have copied the Q1 Revenue sheet?
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Review "Create a Copy of a Worksheet."
Why is the order of operations important when creating formulas?
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Review the section “Order of Operations."
What mathematical operation does the asterisk (*) perform in Excel?
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Review the section “Mathematical Operators."