Understanding Excel: The Power of Spreadsheets
Although it is not a term Excel uses, how do most people think of Excel?
Final answer:
Most people think of Excel as a spreadsheet program. To enable or disable the 'Track Changes' feature in Excel, go to the 'Review' tab, click on 'Track Changes', select 'Highlight Changes', and uncheck the 'Track Changes while editing' option.
Explanation:
Although Excel does not use the official term, most people think of Excel as a spreadsheet program. It is a powerful tool for organizing, analyzing, and presenting data in a tabular form.
In relation to the given options, option d-You cannot track changes if you share the workbook is the most accurate statement. When you share an Excel workbook with others, you have the option to enable or disable the 'Track Changes' feature. If you have the feature enabled, Excel will track any changes made by multiple users, making it easier to collaborate and review edits. If you disable the feature, Excel will not track changes.
To turn off the 'Track Changes' feature in Excel:
- Go to the 'Review' tab in the Excel ribbon.
- Click on the 'Track Changes' button.
- Select 'Highlight Changes' from the dropdown menu.
- Uncheck the 'Track Changes while editing' option.
- Click 'OK' to save the changes.
Although it is not a term Excel uses, how do most people think of Excel? Select an answer:
a-You cannot share the workbook if you track changes.
b-You must share the workbook to track changes.
c-You must track changes to share the workbook.
d-You cannot track changes if you share the workbook.
Most people think of Excel as a spreadsheet program. To enable or disable the 'Track Changes' feature in Excel, go to the 'Review' tab, click on 'Track Changes', select 'Highlight Changes', and uncheck the 'Track Changes while editing' option.