Spreadsheet Basics Answers

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Selection 1:row
Selection 2:column
Selection 3:workbook
Selection 4:cell
Selection 5:sheet
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Suppose one hundred stores participated in the fund-raiser for one year. What would be the most efficient way to calculate totals and store averages by month?

A
Using the sum and average functions on the range of cells
B
Manually adding and averaging values
C
Using formulas that reference values instead of cell addresses
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What is the best way to set up the spreadsheet?

A
List each expense in a row. List each income source in a column.
B
List each expense and income source in a separate column. List each month in a row.
C
List each month in a column. List each expense in a row.
D
List each expense in a column. List each month in a row.
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The cell address ZZ123 means

A
the cell located at the intersection of row ZZ and column 123.
B
the cell located at the intersection of column ZZ and row 123.
C
the range of cells from Z1 to Z23.
D
the range of cells from ZZ1 to ZZ23.
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Selection 1:formulas and functions
Selection 2:charts and graphs
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You are preparing a spreadsheet that contains population data for each nation. How can you present your data to provide a visual comparison of the differences in population between nations?

A
Enter a formula to yield total populations for each nation.
B
Apply a yellow background color to your spreadsheet.
C
Use the AVERAGE function to calculate the average population per nation.
D
Create a bar graph showing population totals for each nation.
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You have a spreadsheet of x values that need to be entered into the following formula to calculate y values:y = 5x + 19 - 7Which of the following is the quickest way to accomplish this task?

A
Use a calculator to find the y value for each x value, then enter those results into the spreadsheet.
B
Enter the formula into the spreadsheet to calculate the y value for each x value.
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The text =SUM(A1:A4) means

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the sum of values in cells A2 and A3.
B
the sum of values in cells A1 and A4.
C
the sum of values in the range of cells from A1 through A4.
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the sum of values in the range of cells from A2 to A3.

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