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Quiz 9: Multiple-Sheet Workbook Management
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Question 81
True/False
A Watch Window displays the value, formula, and location of cells in a separate window.
Question 82
True/False
A Warning error style prevents the user from entering invalid data.
Question 83
True/False
Formula auditing replaces known errors with alternate values.
Question 84
True/False
A run-time error occurs because a formula or function does not follow the rules of construction.
Question 85
True/False
A Watch Window is a dialog box which displays all of the intermediary steps of a function.
Question 86
True/False
A logic error happens mostly because a user makes a mistake by using an incorrect value or reference in a formula.
Question 87
True/False
To set up a Watch Window, Click Watch Window on the Data tab.
Question 88
True/False
Input messages are instructions to the user about data validation instructions.
Question 89
True/False
Excel determines the messages returned when a data validation error occurs.
Question 90
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Match each of the following concepts to its best description
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Input Message
Message displayed when a user enters invalid data in a cell with a validation rule
Error Style
Enables you to control the data that can be entered into a cell
Data validation
Rules that dictate the type of data that can be entered in a cell
Premises:
Input Message
Error Style
Data validation
Responses:
Message displayed when a user enters invalid data in a cell with a validation rule
Enables you to control the data that can be entered into a cell
Rules that dictate the type of data that can be entered in a cell
Question 91
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Match each of the following errors to the problems which causes it:
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Responses:
#NUM
Invalid numerical value in a function or invalid arguments used in a function
#VALUE
Formula encounters a text value instead of a numerical value.
#NAME?
A cell was deleted or contents were changed.
Premises:
#NUM
#VALUE
#NAME?
Responses:
Invalid numerical value in a function or invalid arguments used in a function
Formula encounters a text value instead of a numerical value.
A cell was deleted or contents were changed.
Question 92
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Match each of the following concepts to its best description:
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Responses:
Formula auditing
Occurs when a formula or function violates construction rules
Logic error
Occurs when Excel tries to execute a formula or function that is syntactically correct
Circular reference
Occurs when you use the wrong cell reference in a formula
Premises:
Formula auditing
Logic error
Circular reference
Responses:
Occurs when a formula or function violates construction rules
Occurs when Excel tries to execute a formula or function that is syntactically correct
Occurs when you use the wrong cell reference in a formula
Question 93
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Match each of the following references to its best description:
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Responses:
'C:\Data[Minneapolis.xlsx]Sheet1'!A1
External reference in which source workbook is in a different folder than the destination workbook.
[mineapolis.xlsx]Qtr3!A1
External reference in which Workbook or worksheet name contains spaces; source and destination files are in the same folder.
'[St Paul.xlsx]Qtr3'!A1
Cell reference in the same worksheet.
Premises:
'C:\Data[Minneapolis.xlsx]Sheet1'!A1
[mineapolis.xlsx]Qtr3!A1
'[St Paul.xlsx]Qtr3'!A1
Responses:
External reference in which source workbook is in a different folder than the destination workbook.
External reference in which Workbook or worksheet name contains spaces; source and destination files are in the same folder.
Cell reference in the same worksheet.
Question 94
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Match each of the following concepts to its best description:
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Responses:
'
Referencing worksheet names As part of a cell reference in a formula
Camel Case Notation
Used to separate the worksheet name from the cell range in a 3-D reference
Pascal Case Notation
worksheetName
Premises:
'
Camel Case Notation
Pascal Case Notation
Responses:
Referencing worksheet names As part of a cell reference in a formula
Used to separate the worksheet name from the cell range in a 3-D reference
worksheetName
Question 95
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Match each of the following concepts to its best description:
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Responses:
Side by Side
Two worksheets beside each other and they scroll simultaneously.
Synchronous Scrolling
Breaks a window into two or four panes
Tiled
All open windows arranged as evenly sized windows, using all available display space.
Premises:
Side by Side
Synchronous Scrolling
Tiled
Responses:
Two worksheets beside each other and they scroll simultaneously.
Breaks a window into two or four panes
All open windows arranged as evenly sized windows, using all available display space.
Question 96
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Match each of the following terms to its best description relating to hyperlinks:
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Responses:
Objects
Text balloon which displays when you hover over a hyperlink
Underlined blue text
Default formatting for an unfollowed hyperlink
Hyperlink
Default formatting for a followed hyperlink
Premises:
Objects
Underlined blue text
Hyperlink
Responses:
Text balloon which displays when you hover over a hyperlink
Default formatting for an unfollowed hyperlink
Default formatting for a followed hyperlink