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( MS EXCEL MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS ) • You can use the formula pallette to A) format cells containing numbers B) create and edit formula containing functions C) enter assumptions data D) copy a range of cells • When a range is selected, how can you activate the previous cell? A) Press the Alt key B) Press Tab C) Press Enter D) None of above • Which tool you will use to join some cells and place the content at the middle of joined cell? A) From Format Cells dialog box click on Merge Cells check box B) From Format Cells dialog box select the Centered alignment C) From Format Cells dialog box choose Merge and Center check box D) Click on Merge and Center tool on formatting toolbar • Tab scroll buttons are place on Excel screen A) towards the bottom right corner B) towards the bottom left corner C) towards the top right corner D) towards the top left corner • The Name box on to the left of formula bar A) shows the name of workbook currently working on B) shows the name of worksheet currently working on C) shows the name of cell or range currently working on D) None of above • Each excel file is a workbook that contains different sheets. Which of the following can not be a sheet in workbook? A) work sheet B) chart sheet C) module sheet D) data sheet • Which of the following is not the correct method of editing the cell content? A) Press the Alt key B) Press the F2 key C) Click the formula bar D) Double click the cell • You can merge the main document with data source in Excel...

Given a color palette, is there a formula or are there rules or methods to determine if an additional color will fit with this scheme? For instance, if I wanted to add some vegetation (grass, trees, etc.) to the following picture: What hue / values of green would fit with the underlying scheme of the picture? How could I determine those values other than by trial and error? There are no actual rules as such for colour selection. It's more or less a subjective choice. There are no colour police and you are free to combine any colours you like. However there are several online tools you can use if you need help. You don't need to work out any complex formulas for this. These tools can do all the maths for you. For example Green is complementary to red on the colour wheel, because red and green are opposite each other on the wheel. Let's take some of the colours sampled from the example image you posted. This was actually done automatically using a feature on the website to upload an image and automatically sample the colours. The red here is #D95D41 If you type that colour value into the Here I've chosen the "Complementary" colour harmony rule, and set the colour controls to HSB. It's possible to move the Saturation and Brightness sliders to create any number of shades of green which are complementary to that red colour Note: I have no affiliation with Adobe or connection with that site, I merely included this site as an example. There are several other websites which offer ...

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To change the text fonts, colors, or general look of objects in all worksheets of your workbook quickly, try switching to another theme or customizing a theme to meet your needs. If you like a specific theme, you can make it the default for all new workbooks. To switch to another theme, click Page Layout> Themes, and pick the one you want. To customize that theme, you can change its colors, fonts, and effects as needed, save them with the current theme, and make it the default theme for all new workbooks if you want. Change theme colors Picking a different theme color palette or changing its colors will affect the available colors in the color picker and the colors you've used in your workbook. • Click Page Layout> Colors, and pick the set of colors you want. The first set of colors is used in the current theme. • To create your own set of colors, click Customize Colors. • For each theme color you want to change, click the button next to that color, and pick a color under Theme Colors. To add your own color, click More Colors, and then pick a color on the Standard tab or enter numbers on the Custom tab. Tip: You can click Reset before you click Save if you want to return to the original colors. • To save these new theme colors with the current theme, click Page Layout> Themes> Save Current Theme. Change theme fonts Picking a different theme font lets you change your text at once. For this to work, make sure Body and Heading fonts are used to format your text. • Click Page ...

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Excel Training Level 2 Lesson 9 FREE EXCEL HELP The method I have described in the last lesson it not the simplest way to write a nested formula, but instead is designed to show you what is going on and hopefully help you understand how nesting works. We strongly suggest you practice writing small to medium nested formulas. This way to force yourself to understand how Excel wants it's nested formulas. Once you have understood this you can move on to a very simple way that will have Excel do all the opening and closing parenthesis for you. We do this with the Insert function. This is where Excel has nearly every single formula that it can accept. Insert Function The Insert Function was known as the Paste Function in older versions of Excel. This feature is used to insert or paste a selected function into the chosen cell. There are three methods we can use to show the Insert Function dialog and which one you use is purely optional. The three methods are: ·Going to Insert>Function ·Push Shift + F3 ·Click the Insert Function icon to the left of your Formula bar ( Fx), or for older version users, click the Paste Function icon on your Standard toolbar. Once activated you will see the Insert Function dialog pop up in front of you. Depending on which version of Excel you are using, these heading names may vary slightly in this dialog box. We will use the Insert Function dialog to help us write the above function. ·Under Or Select a Category select Logical then under Select a Funct...