16 Questions
A cell is the intersection of a column and a row in a worksheet.
True
The cell address of a selected cell does not appear in the name box.
False
A group of cells is referred to as a cell range, using the cell addresses of the first and last cells separated by a colon.
True
Cells can only contain text, and cannot contain formatting attributes, comments, formulas, or functions.
False
The SUM() function is used to subtract values from multiple cells.
False
Dates in cells can be formatted in different ways, such as MM/DD/YYYY or M/D/YYYY.
True
A cell can only contain content from a single reviewer's comments.
False
To work with cells, you need to know how to select, insert, and delete cells and cell content.
True
Each cell in a worksheet can only contain text, but not formulas or functions.
False
The name of a selected cell appears in the name box.
True
A group of cells is called a cell range.
True
Cells cannot contain any formatting attributes.
False
The $SUM()$ function is used to add values from multiple cells.
True
A cell address refers to the column and row where the cell is located.
True
Cells can only contain comments from a single reviewer.
False
A cell range is referred to using the cell addresses of the first and last cells separated by a hyphen.
False
Test your knowledge on the basic building blocks of Excel worksheets - cells. Learn how to select, insert content, and delete cells and cell content. Understand how each cell is the intersection of a row and a column, with a unique cell address.
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