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Which of the following actions will NOT store data in the clipboard?
Which of the following actions will NOT store data in the clipboard?
- Duplicating data using the fill handle. (correct)
- Cutting data from one worksheet to be pasted elsewhere.
- Pasting a formula into an active cell.
- Copying a range of cells in a worksheet.
When a formula in a cell refers to =A1+B1, what happens if you drag the fill handle down two rows?
When a formula in a cell refers to =A1+B1, what happens if you drag the fill handle down two rows?
- An error occurs, as the fill handle cannot be used with formulas.
- The formula adjusts to `=A2+B2` in the first filled cell and `=A3+B3` in the second. (correct)
- The formula remains `=A1+B1` in all the filled cells.
- The formula adjusts to `=A3+B3` in the first filled cell and `=A5+B5` in the second.
How does a 'Function' differ from a 'Formula' in spreadsheet software?
How does a 'Function' differ from a 'Formula' in spreadsheet software?
- A function can only perform mathematical operations, while a formula can manipulate text.
- A function is predefined, while a formula is a user-defined expression. (correct)
- A function can only be used within a formula.
- A function is always visible in the active cell, while a formula is hidden.
What is the primary purpose of using cell references in formulas?
What is the primary purpose of using cell references in formulas?
If you copy an 'Active Cell' containing a formula that uses relative references and paste it into another cell, what happens to the formula?
If you copy an 'Active Cell' containing a formula that uses relative references and paste it into another cell, what happens to the formula?
Which of these options best describes the relationship between a 'Workbook' and a 'Worksheet'?
Which of these options best describes the relationship between a 'Workbook' and a 'Worksheet'?
What is the immediate effect of pressing the 'Enter' key after typing a formula into a spreadsheet cell?
What is the immediate effect of pressing the 'Enter' key after typing a formula into a spreadsheet cell?
In what situation would using the 'Fill Handle' be most efficient?
In what situation would using the 'Fill Handle' be most efficient?
You cut a range of cells containing formulas, and then paste them into a new location on the same worksheet. What happens to the formulas?
You cut a range of cells containing formulas, and then paste them into a new location on the same worksheet. What happens to the formulas?
Which of the following is NOT typically a characteristic of the 'Active Cell'?
Which of the following is NOT typically a characteristic of the 'Active Cell'?
Flashcards
Workbook
Workbook
A collection of worksheets saved in a single file.
Cell
Cell
The intersection of a row and a column.
Worksheet
Worksheet
A grid of cells where you enter data.
Formula
Formula
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Function
Function
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Active cell
Active cell
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Cell reference
Cell reference
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Fill handle
Fill handle
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Clipboard
Clipboard
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Study Notes
- Workbook: A collection of worksheets saved in a single file.
- Cell: The intersection of a row and a column.
- Worksheet: A grid of cells where you enter data.
- Formula: An expression that performs a calculation.
- Function: A predefined formula that performs a specific task.
- Active cell: The cell that is currently selected.
- Cell reference: The address of a cell, used in formulas and functions.
- Fill handle: A small square in the lower-right corner of a selected cell used for copying and filling.
- Clipboard: A temporary storage area for copied or cut data.
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