The autosum button
The Formula button
The quicktotal button
The total button
A. The autosum button
is defined by a bold border around the cell
Receives the data the user enters
It is the formula bar
Only A and B
Group of Columns
Group of Worksheets
Group of Rows
Group of Workbooks
Right align the content of cell
Remove the cell contents of selected cells
Fill the selection with active cells to the right
None of above
CTRL + C
CTRL + Arrow key
CTRL + S
None of the above
Edit >> Clear >> Contents
Edit >> Clear >> All
Edit >> Delete
All of above
Vertical scroll bar
Horizontal scroll bar
Formula bar
Standard toolbar
Apostrophe ( )
Exclamation ( ! )
Hash ( # )
Ampersand ( & )
=
+
(
@
Press the Alt key
Clicking the formula bar
Pressing the F2 key
Double clicking the cell
=10+50
10+50
=10+50
=B7+14
Solver
Goal seek
Scenario Manager
All of above
F8
F9
F10
F11
Select the sheet, then choose Edit >> Delete Sheet
Select the sheet then choose Format >> Sheet >> Hide
Both of above
None of above
Paper
Margin
Layout
Orientation
Number
Character
Label
Date/Time
From Border tab in Format Cells dialog box
From Border tool in Formatting toolbar
From Line Style tool in Drawing toolbar
You can not set page border in Excel
Title bar
Formula bar
Menu bar
Sheet tabs
The edit formula button
The cancel button
The enter button
All of the above
Clicking the formula button
Double clicking the cell to edit it in-place
Selecting Edit>Edit Cell from the menu
None of above
Title bar
Menu bar
Formula bar
Standard toolbar
=SUM(Sales)-A3
=SUM(A1:A5)*.5
=SUM(A1:A5)/(10-10)
=SUM(A1:A5)-10
Pressing the Tab key
Clicking the cell
Pressing an arrow key
All of the above
Pressing an arrow key
Pressing the Tab key
Pressing the Esc key
Clicking on the formula bar
Cells B7 and cell B9 only
Cells B7 through B9
Cell B8 only
None of the above
shows the name of workbook currently working on
shows the name of worksheet currently working on
shows the name of cell or range currently working on
None of above
$
*
%
&
date ()
Today ()
now ()
time ()
Copy handle
Fill handle
Insert handle
Border
Reference tabs
Position tabs
Location tabs
Sheet tabs
Copy the cells in row, select the same number of cells in row and paste
Copy the cells in column then choose Edit >> Paste Special, then click Transpose and OK
Copy the cells then go to Format >> Cells then on Alignment tab click Transpose check box and click OK
Select the cells then place the cell pointer on new cell and choose Edit >> Paste Special, mark Transpose check box and click OK