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All of the following are keyboard shortcut that allow the user input to add more sheets to a
workbook EXCEPT:
Alt i w
Alt h i s
Shift F11
Alt Shift F1
Alt h i w
Incorrect – ANSWER Alt i w, Alt h i s, Shift F11 and Alt Shift F1 are all keyboard shortcuts for
adding more sheets to a workbook.
Alt h i w is not a valid shortcut.
What is a keyboard shortcut to open a file?
Ctrl o
Ctrl f
Alt o
Ctrl n – ANSWER The correct answer is Ctrl o.
Ctrl f is the shortcut to find, or find and replace, text on the worksheet. Alt o is not a command.
Ctrl n is the shortcut to open a new workbook.
What is the recommended workbook calculation setting for Excel?
Automatic
Manual
Automatic except for Data Tables
Iterate – ANSWER The correct answer is “Automatic except for Data Tables”.
workbook EXCEPT:
Alt i w
Alt h i s
Shift F11
Alt Shift F1
Alt h i w
Incorrect – ANSWER Alt i w, Alt h i s, Shift F11 and Alt Shift F1 are all keyboard shortcuts for
adding more sheets to a workbook.
Alt h i w is not a valid shortcut.
What is a keyboard shortcut to open a file?
Ctrl o
Ctrl f
Alt o
Ctrl n – ANSWER The correct answer is Ctrl o.
Ctrl f is the shortcut to find, or find and replace, text on the worksheet. Alt o is not a command.
Ctrl n is the shortcut to open a new workbook.
What is the recommended workbook calculation setting for Excel?
Automatic
Manual
Automatic except for Data Tables
Iterate – ANSWER The correct answer is “Automatic except for Data Tables”.
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