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The ability to combine name and address with a standard document is called what?
The ability to combine name and address with a standard document is called what?
- Database management
- Document formatting
- Mail merge (correct)
- Form letters
Which of the following is not an essential component to perform a mail merge operation?
Which of the following is not an essential component to perform a mail merge operation?
- Mail document
- Word field (correct)
- Merge field
- Data source
What is the shortcut in MS Excel to open the visual basic editor and then click insert, module?
What is the shortcut in MS Excel to open the visual basic editor and then click insert, module?
- Ctrl + w
- Ctrl + f11
- Alt + f4
- Alt + f11 (correct)
We can’t enter data through which of the following?
We can’t enter data through which of the following?
Which file format can be added to a Power Point show?
Which file format can be added to a Power Point show?
Flashcards
Mail Merge
Mail Merge
The process of combining a standard document with names and addresses.
Non-essential component of Mail Merge
Non-essential component of Mail Merge
A component that is not necessary for performing mail merge operations.
Shortcut to open Visual Basic in Excel
Shortcut to open Visual Basic in Excel
Pressing Alt + F11 opens the Visual Basic editor in MS Excel.
Data entry limitation
Data entry limitation
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File format for PowerPoint
File format for PowerPoint
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Study Notes
Mail Merge and MS Office
- The ability to combine name and address with a standard document is called a mail merge.
- A data source is an essential component to perform a mail merge operation.
- The shortcut in MS Excel to open the Visual Basic Editor and then click Insert, Module is Alt+F11.
- We can't enter data through a graph or chart in MS Excel.
- A .wav file format can be added to a PowerPoint show.
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