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Using File, Edit, and View Menu items in Microsoft Excel

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In the Table below, select which menu you would use to perform the stated action.
1.

You want to find where the entry "$235.54" appears in your worksheet. Which menu do you select?
      

x

2.

A document was saved to your disk and you want to open it. Which menu do you select?
      

x

3.

The Formatting toolbar has been removed and you want to add it back to your window. Which menu do you select?
      

x

4.

You have selected contents of a cell that you want to remove from the worksheet. Which menu do you select?
      

x

5.

Your spreadsheet is too wide, and you want to turn the page to landscape orientation for printing. Which menu do you select?
      

x

6.

You have a three page spreadsheet, and where the printing stops on each page is critical. Which menu do you use to check where the Page Breaks are located?
      

x

7.

You have placed comments in several cells and want to see all of them displayed at the same time. Which menu do you select?
      

x

8.

You have changed a worksheet and now want to save it with a different name. Which menu do you select?
      

x

9.

Students have produced a worksheet and they want to place "Group 4, Ms. Smith's Class" at the top of each page. Which menu do you select?
      

x

10.

You have finished for the day and want to quit Microsoft Excel. Which menu do you select?
      

x

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