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  1. You can convert existing excel worksheet data an charts to an HTML document by using

  2. A.

     FTP wizard

    B.

     Internet assistant wizard

    C.

     Intranet wizard

    D.

     Import wizard


  3. A circular reference is

  4. A.

     Geometric modeling tool

    B.

     A cell that points to a drawing object

    C.

     A formula that either directly or indirectly depends on itself

    D.

     Always erroneous


  5. Which of following is Not one of Excel's what-if function?

  6. A.

     Goal seek

    B.

     Solver

    C.

     Scenario manager

    D.

     Auto Outline


  7. When you insert an excel file into a word document. The data are

  8. A.

     Hyperlinked placed in a word table

    B.

     Linked

    C.

     Embedded

    D.

     Use the word menu bar and toolbars


  9. Which of the following is not information you can specify using the solver?

  10. A.

     Input cells

    B.

     Constraints

    C.

     Target cell

    D.

     Changing cells


  11. Each excel file is called a workbook because

  12. A.

     It can contain text and data

    B.

     It can be modified

    C.

     It can contain many sheets including worksheets and chart sheets

    D.

     You have to work hard to create it


  13. Excel probably considers the cell entry January 1, 2020 to be a

  14. A.

     Label

    B.

     Value

    C.

     Formula

    D.

     Text string


  15. You can enter which types of data into worksheet cells?

  16. A.

     Labels, values, and formulas

    B.

     Labels and values but not formulas

    C.

     Values and formulas but not labels

    D.

     Formulas only


  17. All worksheet formula

  18. A.

     Manipulate values

    B.

     Manipulate labels

    C.

     Return a formula result

    D.

     Use the addition operator


  19. Which of the following is a correct order of precedence in formula calculation?

  20. A.

     Multiplication and division exponentiation positive and negative values

    B.

     Multiplication and division, positive and negative values, addition and subtraction

    C.

     Addition and subtraction, positive and negative values, exponentiation

    D.

     None of above