Question 1. Excel's multiple worksheet abilities can do all of the following EXCEPT:

• create Pivot Charts.
• group worksheets together to enter data.
• display worksheets side by side.
• IN create links among the worksheets.

Question 2. In Excel, which of the following would you perform to group adjacent worksheets?

• Click the first tab, hold Shift, and then click the last tab.
• Click the first tab, hold Ctrl, and then click the last tab.
• Right-click a worksheet tab, then select Select All Sheets.
• Right-click a worksheet tab, then select Group.

Question 3.  If the active cell is in column A, but not in row 1, when you click the Split command, the worksheet will appear in two ________ panes.

• horizontal
• IN vertical
• diagonal
• square

Question 4. In Excel, which of the following is NOT a method for splitting a worksheet?

• Drag a split box.
• IN Double-click a split box.
• Right-click in the active cell and click Split.
• Click Split in the Window group on the View tab.

Question 5. Which of the following external references is for a workbook and worksheet that have no spaces?

• "[New.Jersey.xlsx]Qtr4!"B6
• '[New.Jersey.xlsx]Qtr4!'B6
• IN [New.Jersey.xlsx]Qtr4!,B6
• [NewJersey.xlsx]Qtr4!B6

Question 6. Excel's ability to manage worksheets allows you to do all EXCEPT:

• validate data in worksheets.
• hide worksheets.
• arrange windows to view multiple sheets at once.
• split a worksheet window to see separate sections at once.

Question 7. Which of the following is the proper use of a 3D formula?

• =SUM(Yr1:Yr5!C7)
• IN =SUM(Yr1-Yr5!C7)
• =SUM('Yr1:Yr5'!C7)
• =SUM("Yr1:Yr5"!C7)

Question 8. A one-variable data table must have at least ________ blank row(s) and ________ blank column(s) between the dataset and the data table.

• two, two
• two, one
• one, two
• one, one

Question 9. Which What-If Analysis tool would be best at comparing the combined effects of various interest rates and down payments?

• IN Scenario Manager
• Goal Seek
• One-variable data table
• Two-variable data table

Question 10. What is the main difference between Goal Seek and variable data tables?

• Goal Seek produces a list of result values.
• Goal Seek uses the original worksheet data to change an input.
• Goal Seek manipulates multiple variables to produce multiple results.
• Goal Seek shows results in a separate table.

Question 11. The Scenario Manager dialog box enables you to do all the following EXCEPT:

• format scenarios.
• add scenarios.
• IN delete scenarios.
• edit scenarios.

Question 12. Which of the following is NOT in the What-If Analysis command in the Data Tools group on the Data tab?

• Scenario Manager
• Goal Seek
• Data Table
• Solver

Question 13. Which of the following is NOT one of the three parameters in Solver?

• IN Constraints
• Objective cell
• Changing variable cells
• Input value

Question 14. Which of the following is NOT required for Solver to generate a solution?

• Constraints
• A formula that produces a value to be optimized
• Precedent values
• IN Variables that change within the specified limitations

Question 15. The initial results of a Goal Seek are:

• automatically entered into the worksheet.
• inserted into a new worksheet.
• presented visually in a chart.
• shown in the Goal Seek Status dialog box.