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Which of the following is true about Excel cells?
Which of the following is true about Excel cells?
Which of the following types of data is right-aligned in an Excel cell by default?
Which of the following types of data is right-aligned in an Excel cell by default?
What happens when you apply the MONTH() function to a cell containing a wrong date?
What happens when you apply the MONTH() function to a cell containing a wrong date?
Which of the following is true about conditional formatting in Excel?
Which of the following is true about conditional formatting in Excel?
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What happens when you apply the MONTH() function to a cell containing a date?
What happens when you apply the MONTH() function to a cell containing a date?
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Which of the following is a benefit of using tables in Excel?
Which of the following is a benefit of using tables in Excel?
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What is a table in Excel?
What is a table in Excel?
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What is a benefit of using tables when working with pivot tables and pivot charts?
What is a benefit of using tables when working with pivot tables and pivot charts?
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What happens to column headers when scrolling down in a table?
What happens to column headers when scrolling down in a table?
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What is a quick style that can be applied to tables in Excel?
What is a quick style that can be applied to tables in Excel?
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Study Notes
Excel Cells
- Cells in Excel can contain different data types.
- Numbers are right-aligned by default in Excel cells.
- Applying the
MONTH()
function to a cell with an incorrect date format results in an error. - Applying the
MONTH()
function to a cell with a valid date will return the month number, between 1 and 12.
Conditional Formatting
- Conditional formatting in Excel allows you to apply visual styles to cells based on the data they contain.
Tables in Excel
- Tables are a structured way to organize data in Excel, offering several benefits.
- Tables provide a visual representation of your data, making it easier to understand and analyze.
- Using tables simplifies working with pivot tables and pivot charts.
- Tables allow you to easily filter and sort data.
- When scrolling down in a table, the column headers remain visible at the top of the spreadsheet, maintaining context and clarity.
- Excel's ability to apply "Quick Styles" lets you quickly format a table with pre-defined styles for a professional look.
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Test your knowledge of Excel cell formatting with this quiz! Learn about text alignment, boolean values, and numeric formatting in Excel sheets. Put your skills to the test and see how well you understand the different formatting options for cells in Excel.