Microsoft
Excel MCQ Questions: Set-4
301.
MS-EXCEL can be used to automate
a.
Financial statements, Business forecasting
b. Transaction registers, inventory control
c. Accounts receivable, accounts payable
d. Any of the above
b. Transaction registers, inventory control
c. Accounts receivable, accounts payable
d. Any of the above
a.
Logical Operators
b. Arithmetic operator’s
c. Relational operators
d. None of the above
b. Arithmetic operator’s
c. Relational operators
d. None of the above
303. In a report, you need to show the monthly
rainfall in NepaThe best way to do this is to insert a
a.
calendar
b. photograph of rainfall
c. chart showing rainfall amounts
d. database of rainfall
b. photograph of rainfall
c. chart showing rainfall amounts
d. database of rainfall
304. You want to record experiment information and
create a chart that shows the rate of crystal growth over a period of timThe
best application to use would be:
a. word
processing
b. spreadsheet
c. database
d. graphics
b. spreadsheet
c. database
d. graphics
305. You are editing an worksheet that you had
previously saveIf you want to save the edited sheet without losing the original
one, which command should you use?
a. New
b. Save As
c. Edit
d. Save
b. Save As
c. Edit
d. Save
306. If you want to have a blank line after the
title in a worksheet, what is the best thing for you to do?
a.
Re-format the spreadsheet
b. Insert a row
c. Increase the column width
d. Use the spacebar
b. Insert a row
c. Increase the column width
d. Use the spacebar
307. In order to arrange the countries from those
with the highest population to those with the lowest, you need to sort on the
population field in ……………
a.
ascending order
b. descending order
c. alphabetical order
d. random order
b. descending order
c. alphabetical order
d. random order
a. table
b. formula
c. field
d. variable
b. formula
c. field
d. variable
a. cell
b. title
c. axis
d. legend
b. title
c. axis
d. legend
310. If you want all of the white cats grouped
together in the database, you need to sort by ________.
a. Color,
then Gender
b. Pet Type, then Color
c. Pet Type, then Gender
d. Color, then Pet Name
b. Pet Type, then Color
c. Pet Type, then Gender
d. Color, then Pet Name
311. You accidentally erased a record in the
sheeWhat command can be used to restore it immediately?
a. Insert
b. Copy
c. Undo
d. Replace
b. Copy
c. Undo
d. Replace
a. A cell
b. A block
c. A box
d. None of the above
b. A block
c. A box
d. None of the above
a. By
numbers
b. By letters
c. By its address
d. by color
b. By letters
c. By its address
d. by color
a. 11 25
b. 911
c. 41A
d. A21
b. 911
c. 41A
d. A21
a. =A1+A2
b. =add(A1:A2)
c. A1+A2
d. SUM(A1:A2)
b. =add(A1:A2)
c. A1+A2
d. SUM(A1:A2)
a.
=add(A1:A2)
b. =A1+A2
c. =SUM(A1:A2)
d. A1+A2
b. =A1+A2
c. =SUM(A1:A2)
d. A1+A2
a. >
b. /
c. !
d. *
b. /
c. !
d. *
a. A ./
b. %
c. &
d. #
b. %
c. &
d. #
a. Nested
function
b. Round function
c. Sum function
d. Text function
b. Round function
c. Sum function
d. Text function
a. Double
b. Single Accounting
c. Double Accounting
d. Single Engineering
b. Single Accounting
c. Double Accounting
d. Single Engineering
a. %
b. =
c. +
d. –
b. =
c. +
d. –
a.
Username
b. Date and Time
c. Sheet tab Name
d. None
b. Date and Time
c. Sheet tab Name
d. None
a. Ignore
b. Ignore all
c. Edit
d. Change
b. Ignore all
c. Edit
d. Change
a. Pressing
the Esc key
b. Pressing an arrow key
c. Pressing the tab key
d. Clicking the enter button to the formula bar
b. Pressing an arrow key
c. Pressing the tab key
d. Clicking the enter button to the formula bar
a. G2.M12
b. G2;M12
c. G2:M12
d. G2-M12
b. G2;M12
c. G2:M12
d. G2-M12
a. F2
b. F4
c. F8
d. F11
b. F4
c. F8
d. F11
a.
Database
b. Drawing
c. Spreadsheet
d. Word processing
b. Drawing
c. Spreadsheet
d. Word processing
a. The
alt+enter key
b. The ctrl key and mouse
c. The shift key and the mouse
d. The group button on the standard toolbar
b. The ctrl key and mouse
c. The shift key and the mouse
d. The group button on the standard toolbar
a. It
automatically completes abbreviated words
b. It completes text entries that match an existing entry in the same column
c. It completes text and numeric entries that match an existing entry in the same column
d. It completes text entries that match an existing entry in the same worksheet
b. It completes text entries that match an existing entry in the same column
c. It completes text and numeric entries that match an existing entry in the same column
d. It completes text entries that match an existing entry in the same worksheet
a.
=AVERAGE(4, 5, 6, 7)
b. =AVERAGE(A1, B1, C1)
c. =AVERAGE(A1:A9, B1:B9)
d. =All of the above
b. =AVERAGE(A1, B1, C1)
c. =AVERAGE(A1:A9, B1:B9)
d. =All of the above
a.
ROUNDUP(8.4999, 0)
b. ROUNDDOWN(8.4999, 0)
c. ROUND(8.4999, 0)
d. Only B and C
b. ROUNDDOWN(8.4999, 0)
c. ROUND(8.4999, 0)
d. Only B and C
a. Hold
down the SHIFT key during startup
b. Hold down the CTRL key during startup
c. Hold down the ESC key during startup
d. Hold down the ALT key during startup
b. Hold down the CTRL key during startup
c. Hold down the ESC key during startup
d. Hold down the ALT key during startup
a. By
using the Find and Edit Action Option
b. By clicking on the Refresh button in the Macro toolbar
c. By edit the macro in the Visual Basic Editor
d. Macro cannot be edited.
b. By clicking on the Refresh button in the Macro toolbar
c. By edit the macro in the Visual Basic Editor
d. Macro cannot be edited.
a. //
b. FR
c. Zero
d. Zero Space
b. FR
c. Zero
d. Zero Space
a.
MAX(B1:B3)
b. MAXIMUM (B1:B3)
c. HIGH (B1:B3)
d. HIGHEST(B1:B3)
b. MAXIMUM (B1:B3)
c. HIGH (B1:B3)
d. HIGHEST(B1:B3)
a. It returns
the serial number of the current date and time
b. It returns the serial number of the current date
c. It returns the serial number of the current time
d. None of the above
b. It returns the serial number of the current date
c. It returns the serial number of the current time
d. None of the above
a. $60
b. 60
c. “$55.00″+5
d. $60.00
b. 60
c. “$55.00″+5
d. $60.00
a. CTRL +
D
b. CTRL + T
c. CTRL + ;
d. CTRL + /
b. CTRL + T
c. CTRL + ;
d. CTRL + /
a. =SUM
(A1, B1)
b. =SUM (A1:B9)
c. =SUM (A1:A9, B1:B9)
d. All of the above
b. =SUM (A1:B9)
c. =SUM (A1:A9, B1:B9)
d. All of the above
a. CTRL +
−
b. CTRL + 0
c. CTRL + H
d. CTRL + C
b. CTRL + 0
c. CTRL + H
d. CTRL + C
a. (A9,
A99)
b. (A9 to A99)
c. (A9 : A99)
d. (A9 – A99)
b. (A9 to A99)
c. (A9 : A99)
d. (A9 – A99)
a. 2
Columns will be inserted after Column F
b. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column G
c. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column H
d. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column I
b. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column G
c. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column H
d. 2 Columns will be inserted after Column I
343. How to restrict the values of a cell so that
only whole numbers between 9 and 99 can be entered in a cell.
a. The
Settings tab under the menu Format -> Cells
b. The Settings tab under the menu Data -> Validation
c. The Settings tab under the menu Data -> Filter -> Advanced Filter
d. the Settings tab under the menu Format -> Conditional Formatting
b. The Settings tab under the menu Data -> Validation
c. The Settings tab under the menu Data -> Filter -> Advanced Filter
d. the Settings tab under the menu Format -> Conditional Formatting
a. Text
Only
b. Format Only
c. Contents Only
d. Both Contents and Format
b. Format Only
c. Contents Only
d. Both Contents and Format
a. Enter
b. Alt + Enter
c. Ctrl + Enter
d. Shift + Enter
b. Alt + Enter
c. Ctrl + Enter
d. Shift + Enter
a. Choose
Edit -> Select all from the Menu
b. Click on the first column, press Ctrl, and then click on the last column
c. Click on the first column, press Shift, and then click on the last column
d. Click on the rectangle box on the upper left corner where column headings and row headings meet
b. Click on the first column, press Ctrl, and then click on the last column
c. Click on the first column, press Shift, and then click on the last column
d. Click on the rectangle box on the upper left corner where column headings and row headings meet
a. the
cell is moved
b. the cell is hidden
c. the data in the cell is changed or deleted
d. the formatting of the cell is changed
b. the cell is hidden
c. the data in the cell is changed or deleted
d. the formatting of the cell is changed
a.
Enclose the number is brackets
b. Place the character T before the number
c. Place the character TX before the number
d. Apply the Text format in the cell and type the numbers
b. Place the character T before the number
c. Place the character TX before the number
d. Apply the Text format in the cell and type the numbers
a. =IF(LogicalTest,
TrueResult, FalseResult)
b. =IF(LogicalTest, (TrueResult, FalseResult))
c. =IF(LogicalTest, TrueResult) (LogicalTest, FalseResult)
d. =IF(LogicalTest, TrueResult), IF(LogicalTest, FalseResult)
b. =IF(LogicalTest, (TrueResult, FalseResult))
c. =IF(LogicalTest, TrueResult) (LogicalTest, FalseResult)
d. =IF(LogicalTest, TrueResult), IF(LogicalTest, FalseResult)
a.
=POWER(2^3)
b. =POWER(2,3)
c. =POWER(2#3)
d. =POWER(2*3)
b. =POWER(2,3)
c. =POWER(2#3)
d. =POWER(2*3)
a. 2 Rows
will be inserted after Row 4
b. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 5
c. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 6
d. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 7
b. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 5
c. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 6
d. 2 Rows will be inserted after Row 7
a.
Fraction
b. Number
c. Text
d. Date
b. Number
c. Text
d. Date
353. If the values in A1 is “MCQ” and B1 is
“Questions”, which function will return “MCQ@Questions” in cell C1?
a. =A1 +
“@” + B1
b. =A1 # “@” # B1
c. =A1 & “@” & B1
d. =A1 $ “@” $ B1
b. =A1 # “@” # B1
c. =A1 & “@” & B1
d. =A1 $ “@” $ B1
a. Start
typing in the cell and press the Enter key to start another line
b. Use the Wrap Text option in the Format -> Alignment menu
c. Use the Shrink to Fit option in the Format -> Cells -> Alignment menu
d. All of above
b. Use the Wrap Text option in the Format -> Alignment menu
c. Use the Shrink to Fit option in the Format -> Cells -> Alignment menu
d. All of above
355. If particular workbook have to open each time
Excel started, where that workbook should be placed?
a.
AUTOEXEC Folder
b. AUTOSTART Folder
c. EXCELSTART Folder
d. XLSTART Folder
b. AUTOSTART Folder
c. EXCELSTART Folder
d. XLSTART Folder
a. There
is a relative reference to cell A1
b. There is an absolute reference to cell A1
c. Further changes in value of A1 will not affect the value of B1
d. Further changes in value of B1 will affect the value of A1
b. There is an absolute reference to cell A1
c. Further changes in value of A1 will not affect the value of B1
d. Further changes in value of B1 will affect the value of A1
a. Adding
? symbol at the end of filename while saving workbook
b. Click on Worksheet tab by Holding CTRL Key and type new name
c. Double Click on the Worksheet tab and type new name
d. Worksheet cannot renamed
b. Click on Worksheet tab by Holding CTRL Key and type new name
c. Double Click on the Worksheet tab and type new name
d. Worksheet cannot renamed
a. CTRL +
H
b. CTRL + R
c. CTRL + 9
d. CTRL + –
b. CTRL + R
c. CTRL + 9
d. CTRL + –
a. F2
b. Alt + F2
c. Ctrl + F2
d. Shift + F2
b. Alt + F2
c. Ctrl + F2
d. Shift + F2
a. Zero
Formatting
b. Conditional Formatting
c. Compare Formatting
d. Negative Formatting
b. Conditional Formatting
c. Compare Formatting
d. Negative Formatting
a. F11
b. Alt + F11
c. Ctrl + F11
d. Shift + F11
b. Alt + F11
c. Ctrl + F11
d. Shift + F11
a. XFD
b. XFX
c. XFL
d. XFT
b. XFX
c. XFL
d. XFT
a. 254
b. 255
c. 256
d. No Limit
b. 255
c. 256
d. No Limit
a. Insert
b. Data
c. Review
d. View
b. Data
c. Review
d. View
a. Left
aligned
b. Right aligned
c. Center aligned
d. Justify aligned
b. Right aligned
c. Center aligned
d. Justify aligned
a. Page
Layout -> Grid lines -> View
b. Insert -> Grid lines -> View
c. View -> Grid lines -> View
d. Edit -> Grid lines -> View
b. Insert -> Grid lines -> View
c. View -> Grid lines -> View
d. Edit -> Grid lines -> View
a. Yes or
No
b. True or False
c. Value of A1
d. Value of B1
b. True or False
c. Value of A1
d. Value of B1
a. Text
Constant
b. Number Constant
c. Circular Reference
d. All of them
b. Number Constant
c. Circular Reference
d. All of them
Answers:
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302 – a
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303 – c
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304 – b
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305 – b
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306 – b
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307 – b
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308 – b
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309 – d
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310 – b
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311 – c
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312 – a
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313 – c
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314 – d
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315 – a
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316 – c
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317 – d
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318 – a
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319 – a
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320 – d
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321 – b
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322 – d
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323 – c
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324 – a
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325 – c
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326 – d
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327 – c
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328 – b
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329 – b
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330 – d
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331 – d
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332 – a
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333 – c
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334 – d
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335 – a
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336 – d
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337 – b
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338 – c
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339 – d
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340 – b
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341 – c
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342 – a
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343 – b
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344 – c
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345 – b
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346 – d
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347 – c
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348 – d
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349 – a
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350 – b
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351 – a
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352 – d
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353 – c
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354 – b
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355 – d
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356 – b
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357 – c
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358 – c
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359 – d
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360 – b
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361 – d
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362 – a
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363 – b
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364 – c
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365 – b
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366 – a
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367 – b
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368 – c
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