Computer MCQs Set-11

MS Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program developed by Microsoft that allows users to organize, format, and calculate data with formulas.

In older versions of Excel, the Chart Wizard was the primary tool used to guide users through the process of creating charts from spreadsheet data.

In Excel, when you assign a shortcut key to a macro, it typically requires the Ctrl key (e.g., Ctrl+e) to trigger the automated script.

MS Excel is classified as an application software package, specifically part of the Microsoft Office suite designed for data processing.

Legacy versions of Excel, such as Excel 2000, had a limit of 65,536 rows (indexed from 1 to 65535) per worksheet.

Ctrl+S is the standard keyboard shortcut used across most Windows applications to save the current document or progress.

The Formatting toolbar contains essential tools for modifying the visual appearance of text, including font type, size, color, and alignment.

Headers and footers, which appear at the top and bottom of every printed page, are accessed through the Insert menu in Microsoft Excel.

In Microsoft Office applications like Excel and Word, pressing Ctrl+Alt+C automatically converts the text into the copyright symbol (©).

The standard font size drop-down menu on the formatting toolbar typically provides a range between 8 points and 72 points.

While Excel can store characters as text, 'Character' is not a specific formal data type category in Excel like Labels (text), Numbers, or Date/Time.

Splitting the window allows a user to view two different sections of the same worksheet simultaneously, which is helpful for comparing data.

Excel will fail to calculate the formula if 'sales' is not a predefined named range of cells, resulting in a #NAME? error.

Holding the Ctrl key while performing a drag-and-drop operation allows you to copy data from one sheet to another within the same workbook.

Excel provides multiple selection options including clicking row numbers, column letters, or using Ctrl+A to select the entire sheet.

A workbook is the entire Excel file, which acts as a container for one or more individual worksheets (tabs).

The .xls extension was the standard file format for Microsoft Excel versions from 97 through 2003.

Standard PowerPoint view modes include Normal, Slide Sorter, Notes Page, and Slide Show; 'Presentation view' is not a standard standalone view mode.

While Ctrl+M is the standard shortcut for a new slide, based on the provided data, Ctrl+N is listed (though it usually starts a brand new file).

The Insert menu allows users to add various objects like images, shapes, charts, and text boxes into their document or spreadsheet.