Microsoft MO-210 : Microsoft Excel (Microsoft 365 Apps)

Correct Answer:

See the solution in Explanation below.
Explanation:
To extract specific characters from the start of a text string in Excel, you use theLEFTfunction.
Step-by-Step Solution
* Navigate to the Worksheet: Click on theVehiclesworksheet tab at the bottom of your Excel window.
* Select Cell B4: Click on cellB4(under the "Code" column).
* Enter the Formula: Type the following formula exactly as shown: =LEFT(D4, 2)
* Press Enter: Once you press Enter, Excel will look at the "Vehicle Style" in cellD4and return only the firsttwoletters.
Explanation of the Formula
* LEFT: This is the function used to start counting characters from the beginning (left side) of a cell.
* D4: This tells Excel which cell contains the text you want to extract from (the Vehicle Style).
* 2: This specifies the number of characters you want to retrieve.

Correct Answer:

See the solution in Explanation below.
Explanation:
To ensure that only a specific range of cells is printed, you need to define aPrint Area. This prevents Excel from printing empty pages or extra data outside of your selection.
Step-by-Step Solution
* Select the range:Use your mouse to click on cellA1and drag your cursor down to cellF11to highlight the entire area.
* Navigate to Page Layout:Click on thePage Layouttab in the top Ribbon.
* Set the Print Area:
* Locate thePage Setupgroup.
* Click on thePrint Areabutton.
* From the drop-down menu, selectSet Print Area.
Once this is set, Excel will only print the content within A1:F11, even if there is data elsewhere on the sheet.

Correct Answer:

See the solution in Explanation below.
Explanation:
To complete this task in Microsoft Excel 365, follow these steps to adjust your worksheet layout.
Step 1: Switch to Page Break Preview
* Open theCostsworksheet (as shown in your image).
* Go to theViewtab on the top Ribbon.
* In theWorkbook Viewsgroup, click onPage Break Preview.
* Note: Your screen will change to show blue lines indicating where pages currently end.
Step 2: Insert the Manual Page Break
* LocateRow 21(the row containing "Raspberry Chocolate").
* Click on therow header for Row 21to select the entire row. This ensures the break is placedabovethis row, separating it from "Cracker Jack" (Row 20).
* Navigate to thePage Layouttab on the Ribbon.
* Click theBreaksbutton in the Page Setup group.
* SelectInsert Page Breakfrom the dropdown menu.


Final Result
You will now see asolid blue linebetween Row 20 and Row 21. This indicates a manual page break has been set. As per your instructions, leave the worksheet in this view.

Correct Answer:

See the solution in Explanation below.
Explanation:
To completeTask 2, you need to enable theTotal Rowfeature for the table on theEmployee Hoursworksheet.
This is the most efficient way to automatically calculate sums in an Excel table.
Step 1: Select the Worksheet
Click on theEmployee Hourstab at the bottom of your Excel window to ensure you are on the correct sheet.
Step 2: Activate the Table
Click anywhere inside the data table (for example, click on cellA4where it says "emilio"). Once you click inside the table, a new tab calledTable Designwill appear at the very top of your Ribbon.
Step 3: Enable the Total Row
* Go to theTable Designtab on the Ribbon.
* In theTable Style Optionsgroup, check the box labeledTotal Row.
* Result:A new row labeled "Total" will immediately appear at the bottom of your data (Row 15).

Step 4: Configure the Total Hours Calculation
By default, Excel might place a count or sum in the last column. You need to ensure theTotal Hourscolumn (Column J) is calculating correctly:
* Click on the cell at the bottom of theTotal Hourscolumn (J15).
* A smalldrop-down arrowwill appear next to the cell. Click it.
* SelectSumfrom the list.
Final Result
Your table will now have a dedicated row at the bottom that automatically updates the total hours whenever you add or change employee data.