Excel Review Quiz Session 1: Roush

#5 is pointing to the Sheet Tab. The Sheet Tab is used to navigate between different sheets in a spreadsheet program, such as Microsoft Excel. Each sheet tab represents a different worksheet within the workbook. By clicking on the sheet tab, you can switch to a different sheet and view its contents.

#4 is pointing to a cell. In Microsoft Excel, a cell is the basic unit of a worksheet where data is entered and stored. It is identified by a unique combination of a column letter and a row number. The cell is where calculations, data manipulation, and formatting can be performed.

The correct answer is "Formula Bar." The formula bar is a feature in spreadsheet programs, such as Microsoft Excel, that allows users to view and edit the contents of a cell. It is located above the worksheet and displays the contents of the currently selected cell. Users can enter or modify formulas, functions, or values in the formula bar, and the changes will be reflected in the selected cell.

The correct answer is "Tab" because in most software applications, including spreadsheets, a tab is used to navigate between different sections or pages. In this context, the question is asking what the number 1 is pointing to, and it is pointing to the tab, which allows the user to switch between different sheets or tabs within the spreadsheet.

#2 is pointing to the Name Box. The Name Box is a feature in Microsoft Excel that displays the cell reference or the name of the selected cell. It is located next to the Formula Bar and is used to navigate to specific cells or ranges by typing in the cell reference or name.