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Q10. When using Goal Seek, you can find a
target result by varying _ at most.
1. three inputs
2. four inputs
3. two inputs
4. one input
1. =A3+A4+A5+A6
2. =SUM(A3:A6)
3. =SUM(A3,A6)
4. =SUM(A3,A4,A5,A6)
1. MMM-YYYY
2. MMMM-YYYY
3. MMMM&"-"&YYYY
4. M-YYYY
1. Sparklines
2. Wrap Text
3. Fill Handle
4. Centered Alignment
1. pie chart
2. line chart
3. XY scatter chart
4. bar chart
1. Align Middle
2. Distribute Horizontally
3. Distribute Vertically
4. Align Center
1. a 3D model
2. SmartArt
3. a Treemap chart
4. a drawing object
1. Protect Worksheet
2. Conditional Formatting
3. Allow Users to Edit Ranges
4. Data Validation
1. ROUNDUP
2. MAX
3. ROUND
4. CEILING
1. XY chart
2. clustered column
3. bubble chart
4. combo chart
1. =MySheet!A1
2. =MySheet_A1
3. =MySheet&A1
4. =MySheet@A1
1. B
2. C
3. A
4. D
Q29. Which formula correctly counts the
number of numeric values in both B4:E4 and
G4:I4?
1. =COUNT(B4:E4&G4:I4)
2. =COUNT(B4:E4,G4:I4)
3. =COUNT(B4:E4 G4:I4)
4. =COUNT(B4:I4)
1. Goal Seek
2. Power Pivot
3. Data Analysis
4. Solver
1. Protect Workbook
2. Watch Window
3. Data Validation
4. Filter
1. mode
2. modulus
3. average
4. median
1. Cell style
2. Fill color
3. Pattern style
4. Font color
1. :
2. =
3. (
4. _
A B C
1. =$A1*B3
2. =$A$1*B3
3. =A1*$B3
4. =A1*B3
1. COUNT
2. SUMIFS
3. COUNTA
4. COUNTIF
Q40. Your worksheet has the value 27 in cell B3.
What value is returned by the function =MOD
(B3,6)?
1. 4
2. 1
3. 5
4. 3
1. OR(B3=>15,B3<=20)
2. AND (B3>=15,B3<=20)
3. OR(B3>15,B3<20)
4. AND(B3>15, B3<20)
1. Fill color
2. Font Color
3. Pattern Style
4. Cell Style
1. Value Formatting
2. Cell Style Formatting
3. Conditional Formatting
4. Tabular format
1. It adds data from cell D18 of Sheet1 and cell D18 of Sheet4
2. It adds data from cell A1 of Sheet1 and cell D18 of sheet4
3. It adds all data in the range A1:D18 in Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3
and Sheet4
4. It adds data from all D18 cells in Sheet1, Sheet2, Sheet3
and Sheet4
1. function
2. argument
3. formula
4. contents
1. =’Budget Variances’!A10
2. =’Budget Variances!A10′
3. ="BudgetVariances!A10"
4. ="BudgetVariances"!A10
1. =FIND(A1,1,5)
2. =SEARCH(A1,5)
3. =LEFT(A1,5)
4. =A1-RIGHT(A1,LEN(A1)-5)
1. =ISALPHA(A1)
2. =ISCHAR(A1)
3. =ISSTRING(A1)
4. =ISTEXT(A1)
1. =UPPER(H2:30,1)
2. =MAXIMUM(H2:H30)
3. =MAX(H2:H30)
4. =LARGE(H2:H30,29)
1. 6652
2. 43740.665218
3. 43740
4. 665218
Q57. Cell A2 contains the value 8 and cell B2
contains the value 9. What happens when cells
A2 and B2 are merged and then unmerged?
1. column D
2. columns D through H
3. column H
4. column F
1. =RIGHT(E2,LEN(E2)-27)
2. =LEN(E2,MID(E2)-27)
3. =LEFT(E2,LEN(E2)-27)
4. =RIGHT(E2,MID(E2)-27)
=SUMIFS(Colors[Inventory],Colors[Colors],"Orange")
1. =VLOOKUP(A2,J2:L5,1,FALSE)
2. =VLOOKUP(J2,A$2:C$7,1,FALSE)
3. =VLOOKUP(J2,A$2:C$7,3,FALSE)
4. =VLOOKUP(J2,A2:C7,3,FALSE)
1. =SUBTOTAL(C1:Y15)
2. =SUM(15L:15Z)
3. =SUM(C15:Y15)
4. =SUM(C11:C35)
1. =RIGHT(A1)-LEFT(A1)+1
2. =LEN(A1)
3. =EXACT(A1)
4. =CHARS(A1)
1. =B$2*C$2
2. =$C$2/$B$2
3. =C2/B2
4. =B2*C2
1. 4
2. 1
3. 5
4. 3
1. Select the cell into which you want to drill down, right-click, and
select Show Summary.
2. Select the cell into which you want to drill down, right-click and
select Drill-down.
3. Select the cell into which you want to drill down and
double-click.
4. Select the cell into which you want to drill down, right-click and
select Show Details > Summary Page
1. 0
2. 1
3. FALSE
4. TRUE
4. Populate the _Sort-by_ fields in this order: Group, Last Name, First
Name.
2. In the _Data_ tab, click the _Sort_ button. The headers appear.
3. Drag the headers into this order: Group, Last Name, First
Name.**
4. Press Esc.
4. Press Esc.
D
1. Select the source cell.
4. Press Esc.
1. =(A5+B5)B7
2. =A3-7(B3:B5+4)
3. =(A5+B5)B7
4. =B3^[2*/3]
1. Select the image and, on the Picture Tools Format tab, use the
Compress Picture feature.
2. Select the image and, on the Design tab, use the Format
Background feature.
3. On the Drawing Tools Format tab, select Graphics Fill >
Remove Background.
4. Select the image and, on the Picture Tools Format tab,
click the Remove Background button.
1. 43
2. 12
3. #VALUE!
4. 7
Q89. How do you remove everything (values,
formatting, etc.) from a cell?
=SUMIFS(Colors[Inventory],Colors[Colors],"Orange")
1. =B7$G$3
2. =(B7)*G3
3. =B7*$[G3]
4. =B7$*G3
1. On the Home tab, click Find & Select > Find > Options
(Windows) or Find & Select > Find (Mac). Change the
Within drop-down to Workbook.
2. On the Home tab, click Find & Select > Find > Options
(Windows) or Find & Select > Find (Mac). Change the Look in
drop-down to Workbook.
3. On the Home tab, click Find & Select > Find > Options
(Windows) or Find & Select > Find (Mac). Change the Search
drop-down to All.
4. You cannot search an entire workbook – you must search the
worksheets individually.
1. Conditional Formatting
2. Format
3. Cell Styles
4. Fill
Q106. In this worksheet, how are cells A2:D2
related to cell C4?
1. data table
2. data numbers
3. data labels
4. data values
1. radar chart
2. box and whisker chart
3. XY scatter chart
4. combo chart
1. Distribute Horizontally
2. Align Center
3. Distribute Vertically
4. Align Middle
Q110. A file extension of .xlsm indicates what
type of workbook?
1. macro-enabled workbook
2. XML-standard workbook
3. Excel 2003 workbook
4. workbook where macros are not allowed
1. list
2. custom
3. database
4. reference
1. NEXT
2. MAX
3. LARGE
4. MATCH
1. #VALUE!
2. a blank cell
3. #REF!
4. 0
1. Insert Column
2. Paste Special
3. Insert
4. Insert Column Left
Q122. Your transactions data set contains more
than 10,000 rows. Some rows contain the same
transaction. How would you remove the rows
containing the identical transactions?
1. Sentence
2. Upper
3. Titlecase
4. Proper
Q125. In cell C2, how would you limit the user to
choosing one of the company’s five
regions(East, Central, North, South, West)?
1. =B1*$B$4
2. =$B1*B4
3. =B1*B4
4. =$B$1*B4
1. =AVERAGEIF(D:D,K2,H:H,5,G:G)
2. =AVERAGEIF(G:G,D:D,K2,H:H,5)
3. =AVERAGEIFS(K2,H:H,5,G:G)
4. =AVERAGEIFS(G:G,D:D,K2,H:H,5)
1. data validation
2. conditional formatting
3. advanced sort
4. filters
1. TEXT
2. FORMULATEXT
3. ISFORMULA
4. ISTEXT
1. =ERROR.TYPE(A2)
2. =CLEAN(TRIM(A2))
3. =CHOOSE(A2)
4. =TRIM(A2)
1. =C4D4$B$1
2. =(C4*D4)*B1
3. =C4D4B1
4. =C4*D4(*B1)
1. Press F2.
2. Select the cell and then click in the formula bar.
3. Double-click the cell
4. Right-click the cell and select Edit
=SUM(Sheet1:Sheet4!D18)
1. HLOOKUP
2. MATCH
3. VLOOKUP
4. ADDRESS
1. password protection
2. presentation
3. layout
4. accessibility
Q138. Which tool provides the easiest way to
create and insert an organizational chart into a
presentation?
1. Charts
2. 3D Models
3. Shapes
4. SmartArt
1. line chart
2. scatter chart
3. pie chart
4. map chart
1. Power Query
2. Data Analysis
3. Power Pivot
4. Data Modeler
1. Project Worksheet
2. Data validation
3. Conditional Formatting
4. Allow Users to Edit Ranges
1. AutoFormat
2. conditional formatting
3. Format as Table
4. PivotTable
1. Flash Fill
2. Conditional Formatting
3. Format as Table
4. Theme Colors
1. =SUBTOTAL(9, C2:C4)
2. =C2+C3+C4
3. =SUBTOTAL(C2:C4)
4. =SUM(C2:C4)
Q148. The last two digits of the Representative
ID Number is the Office ID. Which function,
when entered into cell B2 and then dragged to
cell B6, returns the Office ID for each
representative?
1. =TRIM(A2,2)
2. =LEFT(A2,2)
3. =RIGHT(A2,2)
4. =MID(A2,2)
1. 13
2. 15
3. 11
4. 7
1. 16000
2. 1,048,576
3. 16384
4. 1,048,000