Microsoft Excel/ Google Sheets True or False

Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel are similar programs that I can use to create a spread sheet and calculate different sets of data

• True

• False

Each row in a spreadsheet is named by a letter.

• True

• False

When we say we will find the PRODUCT of two numbers, it means that we will ADD two numbers.

• True

• False

When working in Google Sheets/Microsoft Excel, I can use the FILL HANDLE to copy the formula I have written and quickly calculate the answers for a whole column.

• True

• False

I have learnt that there is a function for DIVISION, it looks like this:   =DIVISION(A1/A2)

• True

• False

Average means that I am ADDING three numbers ONLY.

• True

• False

When I write formulas, I do not have to worry of the order of operations, because Microsoft Excel/Google Slides already knows what I want to do.

• True

• False

Using the file tab, I can find the command to save my workbook.

• True

• False

The home tab contains text formatting commands.

• True

• False

In Microsoft Excel and Google sheets there is no way I can add Headers and Footers to my sheets.

• True

• False