Spreadsheet Final True/False

By default, numbers that are keyed into a worksheet are displayed in the Number format

False

In a worksheet, rows run vertically and are labeled with a letter; columns run horizontally and are labeled with a number.

False

Spreadsheet software has built-in or pre-designed formulas called arguments

False

When text is entered in a worksheet cell, it is right-aligned

False

When you use the Clear command to clear the contents of a cell, the surrounding cells are shifted to replace the deleted cell.

False

You can copy a range of cells, but you cannot cut a range of cells

False

Cells within a worksheet can be merged with adjacent cells

True

Gridlines and row/column heading may or may not be printed on a spreadsheet.

True

In a worksheet, you can create or edit in the formula bar.

True

One big advantage of spreadsheet software is that when a number is changed in the spreadsheet, all related "answers" are automatically recalculated.

True

The cut and copy features in spread sheet software work much the same as the cut and copy features in word processing software

True

Calculations can be done on existing database fields by using the Formulas feature.

false

You cannot add headers or footers to a worksheet

false

Cell contents in a worksheet can be shrunk to fit within the available space so the column width and height do not need to be changed

true

by default, most spreadsheet software prints all the information in a worksheet

true

conditional formats remain in a worksheet until they have been cleared

true

worksheet charts can be created either as embedded objects or as new chart sheets

true