CMP 540 Excel Trivia Questions Quiz
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The advantage of using a spreadsheet is:
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Calculations can be done automatically.
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Changing data automatically updates calculations (as long as Excel is not set to calculate manually).
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More flexibility.
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All of the above.
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Test your knowledge on Excel with CMP 540 Excel Trivia, covering basics like spreadsheet advantages, cell identification, and formula applications.
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The intersection of a row and a column is called:
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Data.
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A field.
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A cell.
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An equation.
Correct Answer
A. A cell.Explanation
The intersection of a row and a column in a table or spreadsheet is referred to as a cell. A cell is a unit that contains data or information, and it is the fundamental building block of a table or spreadsheet. It represents a specific value within the table and can hold various types of data such as text, numbers, or formulas. Therefore, the correct answer for this question is a cell.Rate this question:
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When you are typing an equation into a cell the first thing that must be entered is:
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The first cell referenced.
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Parenthesis.
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Quotation marks.
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An equal sign.
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A. An equal sign.Explanation
When typing an equation into a cell, the first thing that must be entered is an equal sign. This is because the equal sign is used to indicate that what follows is a formula or equation rather than a regular text entry. Without the equal sign, the cell will treat the input as plain text instead of a mathematical expression.Rate this question:
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The cell labeled F5 refers to:
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Row F column 5.
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Column F row 5.
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Functions available in cells.
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Function key F4.
Correct Answer
A. Column F row 5.Explanation
The cell labeled F5 refers to the intersection of column F and row 5 in a spreadsheet. Each cell in a spreadsheet is identified by its column letter and row number, so F5 specifically refers to the cell in column F and row 5.Rate this question:
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There are three types of data found in a spreadsheet:
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Data, words, numbers
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Equations, data, numbers
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Words, numbers, labels
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Numbers, formulas, labels
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A. Numbers, formulas, labelsExplanation
The correct answer is "numbers, formulas, labels." In a spreadsheet, numbers are used to represent numerical values, formulas are used to perform calculations or manipulate data, and labels are used to provide descriptions or titles for data entries. These three types of data are fundamental in organizing and analyzing information within a spreadsheet.Rate this question:
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The formula =B2+A3 is located in cell b3. If this was copied and pasted into cell D4 the resulting formula would be:
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=C2+C3
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=D3+C3
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=D3+C4
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. =D3+C4Explanation
When the formula =B2+A3 in cell B3 is copied and pasted into cell D4, the cell references in the formula adjust accordingly. The column reference B in B2 becomes D in D4, and the row reference 2 in B2 becomes 3 in D4. Therefore, the resulting formula in cell D4 would be =D3+C4.Rate this question:
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The formula =$c$3*D3 is located in cell B1. If this was copied and pasted into cell C1, what would the resulting formula be:
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=$c$3*e3
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=c3*e3
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=$c$3*d3
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A. =$c$3*d3Explanation
When the formula =$c$3*D3 is copied and pasted into cell C1, the formula will adjust to the new location. The column reference remains fixed as $C$3, but the row reference adjusts to the new row, resulting in =$c$3*E3. Therefore, the resulting formula in cell C1 would be =$c$3*E3.Rate this question:
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A constant is another name for this type of data:
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Number
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Equation
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Formula
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Description
Correct Answer
A. NumberExplanation
A constant is another name for a fixed value or a value that does not change. In this context, a number can be considered a constant as it represents a specific value that remains constant throughout the program or calculation. Unlike equations, formulas, or descriptions, numbers do not change and can be considered as constant data.Rate this question:
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