Google Sheets Fundamentals Course: Charts, sharing, comments and version history
Quiz thématique sans limite de temps : 17 questions sur Charts, sharing, comments and version history, avec une explication après chaque réponse. Les questions et les réponses sont mélangées à chaque fois.
Quiz thématique 6 : Charts, sharing, comments and version history
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Question 1 sur 17
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Réponse: B. Insert, then Chart
Select the cells you want to include, then select Insert, then Chart.
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Question 2 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Setup and Customize
The chart editor opens in a side panel with a Setup tab and a Customize tab.
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Question 3 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Line chart
A line chart is used to look at trends or data over a time period.
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Question 4 sur 17
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Réponse: B. To show the parts that make up a whole
A pie chart shows data as proportions of a whole, such as each department's share of a budget.
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Question 5 sur 17
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Réponse: B. Scatter chart
A scatter chart plots two variables on the X and Y axes to find trends and patterns between them.
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Question 6 sur 17
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Réponse: D. 5
Row 1 holds the headings and is used as labels. Rows 2 to 6 hold five months of sales, so the chart shows 5 columns.
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Question 7 sur 17
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Réponse: A. Commenter
A Commenter can view and comment but can't edit. A Viewer can't comment, and an Editor can change the cells.
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Question 8 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Restricted
Restricted means only people who were given access can open the file.
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Question 9 sur 17
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Réponse: D. Anyone who has the link can use the file without signing in
With Anyone with the link, anyone who gets the link can use the file without signing in. Public files can also be found through Google Search.
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Question 10 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Share, then Settings
Owners can open Share, then Settings, and uncheck the box that lets viewers and commenters download, print and copy.
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Question 11 sur 17
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Réponse: B. Ctrl+Alt+M
Ctrl+Alt+M inserts or edits a comment. Ctrl+K inserts a link.
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Question 12 sur 17
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Réponse: B. The comment becomes an action item and they get an email
Adding an email with @ or + and ticking Assign to turns the comment into an action item assigned to that person, who receives an email.
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Question 13 sur 17
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Réponse: A. It closes, but you can still find and re-open it
Resolved comments stay in the file. Click Comments at the top to see them, and Re-open to bring one back.
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Question 14 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Ctrl+Alt+Shift+H
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+H opens the revision (version) history. You can also click the Last edit link at the top.
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Question 15 sur 17
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Réponse: B. No, you need edit permission to see version history
Google says that if you don't have permission to edit a file, you won't be able to see its version history.
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Question 16 sur 17
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Réponse: C. Use More, then Name this version
Choose a version, click More and choose Name this version. A spreadsheet can have up to 15 named versions.
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Question 17 sur 17
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Réponse: D. Right-click it and select Show edit history
Right-click a cell and select Show edit history. Some changes, such as formatting changes or changes made by formulas, may not appear.
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