Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Exam Preparation: Manage tables and table data

Prueba temática sin límite de tiempo: 15 preguntas sobre Manage tables and table data, con una explicación después de cada respuesta. Las preguntas y respuestas se mezclan cada vez.

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Prueba temática 3: Manage tables and table data

  1. Pregunta 1 de 15

    Which shortcut turns a selected data range into an Excel table?
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    Respuesta: C. Ctrl+T

    Ctrl+T (or Insert > Table) creates a table. Ctrl+K inserts a link, Ctrl+1 opens Format Cells and F11 makes a chart sheet.

  2. Pregunta 2 de 15

    When you create a table, what does the box "My table has headers" mean?
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    Respuesta: B. Row 1 of the range holds column names, not data

    Tick this box when the first row holds headings. If you clear it, Excel adds its own headings (Column1, Column2…).

  3. Pregunta 3 de 15

    Excel names your new table Table1. Where can you rename it to Shifts?
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    Respuesta: A. In the Table Name box on the Table Design tab

    Excel gives default names like Table1; you change the name in the Table Name box on the Table Design tab.

  4. Pregunta 4 de 15

    You want every second row of a table shaded to make it easier to read. Which Table Style Option do you turn on?
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    Respuesta: C. Banded Rows

    Banded Rows shades alternate rows using the colours of the table style.

  5. Pregunta 5 de 15

    A table covers A1:C20. You type a new name in A21, just below it. What normally happens?
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    Respuesta: D. The table grows to include row 21

    Typing in the row directly below a table expands the table to include the new row. Pressing Tab in the last cell also adds a row.

  6. Pregunta 6 de 15

    Where do you turn on a table's Total Row?
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    Respuesta: A. Table Design > Table Style Options > Total Row

    Click in the table and tick Total Row on the Table Design tab. It adds a row at the bottom with a drop-down in each cell.

  7. Pregunta 7 de 15

    Which function does a table's Total Row use by default?
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    Respuesta: B. SUBTOTAL

    Total Row choices use SUBTOTAL, for example =SUBTOTAL(109,[Hours]) for a sum, which can ignore hidden rows.

  8. Pregunta 8 de 15

    This range is a table. You turn on the Total Row and choose Average under Hours. What does the total cell show?
    ABC
    1NameSiteHours
    2ArjunNorth36
    3BeaSouth28
    4ColeNorth40
    5DanaEast32
    6EmilSouth38
    7FernNorth24
    8GusEast40
    9HanaNorth33
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    Respuesta: A. 33.875

    Average adds the 8 hours (271) and divides by 8, which gives 33.875.

  9. Pregunta 9 de 15

    You want a table to become a normal range again but keep its colours. What do you do?
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    Respuesta: C. Table Design > Convert to Range

    Convert to Range removes the table features (and changes structured references to normal ones) but keeps the formatting.

  10. Pregunta 10 de 15

    You need a list sorted by Department, and then by Last Name inside each department. What do you use?
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    Respuesta: C. Data > Sort, then Add Level

    The Sort dialog lets you add levels: the first level is the main sort and the next level sorts within it.

  11. Pregunta 11 de 15

    You sort this table by Site (A to Z), then by Hours (largest to smallest). Whose name is in the first data row?
    ABC
    1NameSiteHours
    2ArjunNorth36
    3BeaSouth28
    4ColeNorth40
    5DanaEast32
    6EmilSouth38
    7FernNorth24
    8GusEast40
    9HanaNorth33
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    Respuesta: A. Gus

    East comes first alphabetically. Inside East, the larger hours come first, so Gus (40) is above Dana (32).

  12. Pregunta 12 de 15

    You filter Site to show only North, and filter Hours with Greater Than 30. How many data rows are visible?
    ABC
    1NameSiteHours
    2ArjunNorth36
    3BeaSouth28
    4ColeNorth40
    5DanaEast32
    6EmilSouth38
    7FernNorth24
    8GusEast40
    9HanaNorth33
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    Respuesta: B. 3

    Filters on two columns must both be true. North rows over 30 hours: Arjun, Cole, Hana.

  13. Pregunta 13 de 15

    What happens to the rows that do not match a filter?
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    Respuesta: C. They are hidden until the filter is cleared

    Filtering only hides rows that do not match. Clear the filter to show them again.

  14. Pregunta 14 de 15

    A table has filters on three columns. How do you remove all of the filter conditions in one step?
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    Respuesta: C. Data > Sort & Filter > Clear

    Clear removes every filter condition and shows all rows; the filter buttons stay.

  15. Pregunta 15 de 15

    The Total Row shows Sum under Hours (=SUBTOTAL(109,[Hours])). You filter Site to South. What does the total show now?
    ABC
    1NameSiteHours
    2ArjunNorth36
    3BeaSouth28
    4ColeNorth40
    5DanaEast32
    6EmilSouth38
    7FernNorth24
    8GusEast40
    9HanaNorth33
    Ver respuesta

    Respuesta: B. 66

    SUBTOTAL with 109 ignores hidden rows, so only the visible South rows are added: 28 + 38 = 66.

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