Instructor Materials for Course 70148: Microsoft Excel 2013 Essentials Aligned with Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) exam : Microsoft Excel 2013

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Complete the Student Project for this module You may work in a group, but you are responsible for your own work Turn in the completed assignment for review 2

Which of the following methods can you use to create a new blank workbook in Excel 2013? (Choose all that apply.)  Press Ctrl+N.  Click the File tab, and then click New.  Click the File tab, and then click Create.  On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click New.

In Excel 2013, you can create workbooks based on templates only when you have an active Internet connection.  True  False

What are some of the advantages of saving workbook properties? (Choose all that apply.)  You can locate a workbook more easily.  You can identify and contact the workbook author.  You can tell how many times a workbook was edited.  You can tell how many people have edited the workbook.

In which of the following file formats can you save an Excel 2013 file? (Choose all that apply.) .jpg .txt .xls .xlsm

How can you ensure that individuals who work in Excel 2003 can edit your workbook without any problems?  Save the file as an Excel workbook.  Save the file as an Excel workbook.  Save the file as a PDF document.  Save the file as an XPS document.

Which of the following methods can you use to create a new blank workbook in Excel 2013? Press Ctrl+N. Click the File tab, and then click New. In Excel 2013, you can create workbooks based on templates only when you have an active Internet connection. False

What are some of the advantages of saving workbook properties? You can locate a workbook more easily. You can identify and contact the workbook author. You can tell how many times a workbook was edited. In which of the following file formats can you save an Excel 2013 file?.txt.xls.xlsm How can you ensure that individuals who work in Excel 2003 can edit your workbook without any problems? Save the file as an Excel workbook.

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