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1: | What is the name of the process of saving a document created by an outside application inside of another application? |
A: | See ' Using Excel Worksheets in Word ' in Chapter 16 |
2: | If you copy a Word table and paste it into an Excel workbook, how will Excel treat each cell of the Word table? |
A: | See ' Inserting Word Tables ' in Chapter 16 |
3: | What file name does Excel automatically assign when saving a file from an Access table or query name? |
A: | See ' Exporting an Access Table or Query to Excel ' in Chapter 17 |
4: | Why might you want to index your records? |
A: | See ' Importing Excel Data as a New Table ' in Chapter 17 |
5: | What happens to an Access database when you change data in a linked Excel worksheet? |
A: | See ' Linking an Excel Worksheet to Access ' in Chapter 17 |
6: | In an Access tables list, how does Access indicate the table is linked to an Excel worksheet? |
A: | See ' Linking an Excel Worksheet to Access ' in Chapter 17 |
7: | What are cell comments? |
A: | See ' Working with Comments ' in 18 |
8: | How many comments can each cell have? |
A: | See ' Adding a Comment ' in Chapter 18 |
9: | Which Excel feature helps you determine who made changes to a worksheet? |
A: | See ' Working with Revisions ' in Chapter 18 |
10: | What is multiuser editing? |
A: | See ' Sharing a Workbook ' in Chapter 18 |
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