Cells in MS Excel can be uniquely identified by ____. A. Column letters and row numbers B. Column numbers and row letters C. Cell coordinates D. None of these Explanation: Cells are identified by column letter + row number (e.g., A1).
The basic unit of a worksheet into which you enter data is called as ____. A. Tab B. Cell C. Box D. Range Explanation: Data is entered into a cell.
A single worksheet contains ____. A. 1048576 columns B. 16384 columns C. 256 columns D. None of these Explanation: A single worksheet has 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns.
A collection of related worksheets is called ____. A. Workbook B. File C. Group D. None of these Explanation: Multiple worksheets together form a workbook.
Which is not a nomenclature of MS Excel? A. Workbook B. Cell C. Document D. Worksheet Explanation: “Document” is not used in Excel; it uses workbook and worksheet.
Basic unit of a computer spreadsheet in which you enter text and numbers is known as ____. A. Workbook B. Column C. Row D. Cell Explanation: The basic unit is a cell.
The intersection of a column and row in a spreadsheet is called ____. A. Key B. Field C. Cell D. Menu Explanation: The intersection is called a cell.
In Microsoft Excel, the file you create and edit is called ____. A. A form B. A ledger C. A table D. A workbook Explanation: The file created in Excel is called a workbook.
In MS Excel, how many worksheets are in a workbook by default? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. None of these Explanation: Excel opens with 3 worksheets by default.
An excel workbook is a collection of ____. A. Workbooks B. Worksheets C. Charts D. Worksheets and Charts Explanation: A workbook contains multiple worksheets and charts.