Excel Module 2 SAM Training Exam, Exams of MS Microsoft Excel skills

A training exam for the excel module 2 of the sam (simulated administrative management) program. It contains a series of questions and correct answers related to various excel functions and formatting techniques. The exam covers topics such as wrapping text in cells, using flash fill, creating formulas with arithmetic operators and parentheses, applying conditional formatting, changing cell colors and borders, adjusting number formats, hiding columns, adjusting row heights, checking spelling, printing, and modifying worksheet margins and headers. The level of detail and the range of excel skills tested suggest that this document is likely intended for university-level students or professionals seeking to enhance their excel proficiency, particularly in the context of administrative or business-related tasks.

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2023/2024

Available from 08/03/2024

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Excel Module 2 SAM Training Exam 23 Questions with
Verified Answers
Wrap the text in cell A6 so that all the text is visible in the cell. - CORRECT
ANSWER Click cell A6. In the Alignment group, click the wrao text button.
Use Flash Fill to fill range E4:E15 after typing "[email protected]" in cell E4
and "Sal" in cell E5 - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell E4. Type
"[email protected]" in cell E4, and press Enter. Type "Sal" in cell E5, and
press enter.
Enter a formula using arithmetic operators and parentheses in cell B14 that adds
the monthly expenses in cells B9, B10, and B11, and then multiplies that result by
12. - CORRECT ANSWER Select cell B14. Type "=(" in cell B14. Click cell B9. Type +
in b14. Click b10. Type + in cell b14. Click b11. Type ) in b14. Type *12 in b14. On
the formula bar, click the enter button.
In cell B19, create a formula by entering cell references that subtracts can B6 from
B5, and then subtracts cell B18. - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell b19. Type = to begin
formula. Click b5. Type - in b19. Click b6. Type - in b19. Click b18. Press enter.
In cell D19, create a formula using the COUNT function to count the number of
values in the range d5:d18. - CORRECT ANSWER Select d19. Type =COUNT(. Select
d5-d18. Type ). Press enter.
In cell F19, Create a formula using the COUNTA function that counts the number
of cells that are not empty in the range F5:F18. - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell f19.
Click the formulas tab. Click the more functions button. Point to statistical. Click
COUNTA. Type f5:f18 in the Value1 box. Click Ok.
For range B4:B15, create a New conditional formatting rule that formats the top
five values in the range with a Blue, Accent 5 cell background color. - CORRECT
ANSWER Click and drag to select cells B4:B15. In the styles group, click the
conditional formatting button. Click new rule. In the select rule type section, click
format only top or bottom ranked values. Select the value box, which currently
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Excel Module 2 SAM Training Exam 23 Questions with

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Wrap the text in cell A6 so that all the text is visible in the cell. - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell A6. In the Alignment group, click the wrao text button. Use Flash Fill to fill range E4:E15 after typing "[email protected]" in cell E and "Sal" in cell E5 - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell E4. Type "[email protected]" in cell E4, and press Enter. Type "Sal" in cell E5, and press enter. Enter a formula using arithmetic operators and parentheses in cell B14 that adds the monthly expenses in cells B9, B10, and B11, and then multiplies that result by

    • CORRECT ANSWER Select cell B14. Type "=(" in cell B14. Click cell B9. Type + in b14. Click b10. Type + in cell b14. Click b11. Type ) in b14. Type *12 in b14. On the formula bar, click the enter button. In cell B19, create a formula by entering cell references that subtracts can B6 from B5, and then subtracts cell B18. - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell b19. Type = to begin formula. Click b5. Type - in b19. Click b6. Type - in b19. Click b18. Press enter. In cell D19, create a formula using the COUNT function to count the number of values in the range d5:d18. - CORRECT ANSWER Select d19. Type =COUNT(. Select d5-d18. Type ). Press enter. In cell F19, Create a formula using the COUNTA function that counts the number of cells that are not empty in the range F5:F18. - CORRECT ANSWER Click cell f19. Click the formulas tab. Click the more functions button. Point to statistical. Click COUNTA. Type f5:f18 in the Value1 box. Click Ok. For range B4:B15, create a New conditional formatting rule that formats the top five values in the range with a Blue, Accent 5 cell background color. - CORRECT ANSWER Click and drag to select cells B4:B15. In the styles group, click the conditional formatting button. Click new rule. In the select rule type section, click format only top or bottom ranked values. Select the value box, which currently

displays the number 10, type 5. Click format. Click the fill tab. In the background colors section, click the blue, accent 5 option. Click ok. Click ok. Apply the Berlin theme to the current workbook. - CORRECT ANSWER Click the page layout ribbon. Click the themes button. Click the Berlin option. change the fill color of cell d9 to blue, accent 1, lighter 60% (theme colors section, row 3, column 5). - CORRECT ANSWER Select D9. In the Font group, click the fill color arrow. Choose the color needed. apply thick outside borders to the range A8:D8. - CORRECT ANSWER Select A8-D8. In the Font group click the borders arrow. Click the thick outside borders option. Click cell D10. Add an outline border with a blue accent five line color to sell D19 then select A3.

  • CORRECT ANSWER Select D19. In the font group on the home tab click on the borders arrow. Click more borders. In the line section click the color arrow. Click blue accent 5. In the presets section of the dialog box, click the outline button. Click ok. Click A3. Apply the 03/14/12 Date number format to cell D4. - CORRECT ANSWER Select D4. In the number group on the ribbon click the dialog box launcher. In the type list, click 03/14/12 to select a new date number format. Click ok. For values in the range B3:B12, adjust the number of decimal places so that two decimal places are displayed. - CORRECT ANSWER Select cells B3:B12. In the number group click the increase decimal button. Click it again. Apply the percent Number Format, with no decimal places, to the range C4:C15. - CORRECT ANSWER Select C4:C15. In the number group click the percent style button. Edit the conditional formatting rule for range for range B5:B16 to highlight cells whose value is less than $25,000. Use the same cell formatting as in the original rule - CORRECT ANSWER Select B5:B16. In the styles group click the conditional formatting button. Click manage rules. Click edit rule. In the edit formatting dialog