Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet! Short Trivia Quiz

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    WHAT IS A WORKSHEET?

    • A symbol that represents a specific action
    • A table of data that is organized into rows and columns
    • Refers to the change a formula makes when it is moved or copied to other cells with different data
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This short trivia quiz focuses on Microsoft Excel, assessing knowledge on charts, worksheets, and data manipulation. It tests practical skills in Excel, including creating and modifying charts and tables, suitable for learners seeking to enhance their spreadsheet expertise.

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  • 2. 

    WHAT IS A CHART?

    • Also known as a graph, it is a visual way to display and compare data

    • a way of arranging data in a particular order

    • A calculation that describes the relationship between cells

    Correct Answer
    A. Also known as a graph, it is a visual way to display and compare data
    Explanation
    A chart, also known as a graph, is a visual representation that allows for the display and comparison of data. It provides a visual way to present information in a clear and organized manner, making it easier to interpret and understand patterns, trends, and relationships within the data. Charts are commonly used in various fields such as business, finance, and statistics to present data in a visually appealing and informative way.

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    YOU CAN CHANGE THE POSITION OF A CHART BY

    • Moving it to the other side of the page

    • Flipping it around

    • Clicking on an unused area of the chart and dragging

    Correct Answer
    A. Clicking on an unused area of the chart and dragging
    Explanation
    To change the position of a chart, you can click on an unused area of the chart and drag it to a different location on the page. This action allows you to move the chart to a desired position.

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    IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE WHAT DISPLAYS IN YOUR CHART YOU MUST

    • Type the word 'change'

    • Switch from row data to column data and vice versa

    • Click on the redo button

    Correct Answer
    A. Switch from row data to column data and vice versa
    Explanation
    To change what displays in your chart, you need to switch between row data and column data. This means that you can toggle between displaying the data in rows or columns in order to change the chart's appearance and representation. By doing so, you can manipulate the chart to show different perspectives and insights based on the data organization.

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    CREATE THE FOLLOWING DATA TABLE WITH THE CORRECT OPERATOR FUNCTIONS IN COLUMN F FOR EACH ROW WITH NUMBERS. MAKE SURE YOU USE THE MERGE CELL FUNCTION TO CREATE THE TABLE NAME:   You Should Consider Using Columns C, D, E, F AND Rows 1 and 2 To Create The Table Name ALSO CREATE AN EXPLODED PIE IN 3-D CHART USING THE DATA FROM THE TABLE ABOVE - ProProfs

    CREATE THE FOLLOWING DATA TABLE WITH THE CORRECT OPERATOR FUNCTIONS IN COLUMN F FOR EACH ROW WITH NUMBERS. MAKE SURE YOU USE THE MERGE CELL FUNCTION TO CREATE THE TABLE NAME:   You Should Consider Using Columns C, D, E, F AND Rows 1 and 2 To Create The Table Name ALSO CREATE AN EXPLODED PIE IN 3-D CHART USING THE DATA FROM THE TABLE ABOVE

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