Excel

In Microsoft Excel, the file you create and edit is called:

• A workbook

• A Ledger

• A Form

• A table

• A record

By default, Excel 2013 files are saved with this extension.

• .ods

• .xls

• .xlsx

• .csv

• .xbk

Text in a worksheet that identifies a title and subtitle, row and column headings, and other descriptive information is called:

• A caption

• A tag

• A label

• A title

• A annotation

When you click on a cell to activate it, the cell address appears in:

• The formula window

• The name box.

• The task bar.

• The dropdown menu

• The comment bubble.

When you want to delete characters in a cell to the left of the insertion point press:

• Delete

• Enter

• Edit

• Backspace

• End

To increase the distance between the cell contents and the left boundary of the cell, use this button.

• Decrease indent

• Increase indent

• Merge & Center

• Format border

• Paragraph

A group of cells in Excel is called a(n):

• Column

• Display

• Selection

• Object

• Range

The thin black cross-shaped pointer is used to:

• Complete lists and fill patterns

• Select

• Resize

• Highlight duplicate cells

• Move a group of cells.

To quickly select the contents of an entire worksheet:

• Double-click.

• Right-click

• Press Ctrl+A

• Press Enter

• Click on the first column heading

After you select and cut cells, the cells are temporarily placed:

• On the Clipboard

• In the address window

• In the context menu

• In the Formula bar

• On the Home tab window.