Using Insert, Format & Font Menu items in Microsoft Excel

Using Insert, Format and Font Menu items in Microsoft Excel

In the Table below, select which menu you would use to perform the stated action.

1.	You want to add a hidden note explaining something about the data in a cell. Which menu do you select?	*
2.	The number 234 was entered in a cell, but when you clicked into another cell the data you entered changed to 8/22/04. You want to change it back. Which menu do you select?	*
3.	Sheet one of a workbook is your grade book. You want to place a password on that sheet so students can not change the data. Which menu do you select?	*
4.	You want your basic spreadsheet to look more like one designed by an accountant. Which menu do you select?	*
5.	A list of numbers just does not communicate as well as you want to. A chart should be put into your spreadsheet to clearly show the patterns you see in the data. Which menu do you select?	*
6.	Your spreadsheet is to be used as a catalog of documents on your computer, and you want to put links to those documents in your worksheet. Which menu do you select?	*
7.	Where is that button? You have grown accustomed to a toolbar button in another Office application and want to add it to an Excel toolbar. Which menu do you select?	*
8.	Before you show a worksheet to someone you want to hide one column of data. Which menu do you select?	*
9.	You have worked with Excel on another computer and know that something should happen automatically, and it's not doing it. Which menu do you select to make the change?	*
10.	Almost finished with the sheet, the only thing missing is a clip art image. Which menu do you select to place an image on the worksheet?	*

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