1. The correct functions to extract the first name from a cell containing a full name like "SELENA GOMEZ" are: =LEFT(B2,FIND(" ",B2))
2. To join two or more strings, the CONCATENATE function can be used.
3. The correct combination of functions to extract the last name ("GOMEZ") from "SELENA GOMEZ" is: =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)-FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*")))
1. The correct functions to extract the first name from a cell containing a full name like "SELENA GOMEZ" are: =LEFT(B2,FIND(" ",B2))
2. To join two or more strings, the CONCATENATE function can be used.
3. The correct combination of functions to extract the last name ("GOMEZ") from "SELENA GOMEZ" is: =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)-FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*")))
1. The correct functions to extract the first name from a cell containing a full name like "SELENA GOMEZ" are: =LEFT(B2,FIND(" ",B2))
2. To join two or more strings, the CONCATENATE function can be used.
3. The correct combination of functions to extract the last name ("GOMEZ") from "SELENA GOMEZ" is: =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)-FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*")))
1. The correct functions to extract the first name from a cell containing a full name like "SELENA GOMEZ" are: =LEFT(B2,FIND(" ",B2))
2. To join two or more strings, the CONCATENATE function can be used.
3. The correct combination of functions to extract the last name ("GOMEZ") from "SELENA GOMEZ" is: =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)-FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*")))
FINAL EXAM COMP OA 02 (SPREADSHEET) NAME: DATE: COURSE: SCHEDULE: SCORE: INSTRUCTOR: MR. ARGIE L. DIOQUINO SECTION: ERASURE MEANS WRONG (in any form) a. =DOLLAR b. =TRIM c. =CLEAN d. =FIXED I. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Write the letter of the 12. It is a symbol used to join to string or text. a. $ c. @ correct answer before the given b. & d. / number. 13. Converts a number to text format and 1. This tool can be used to identify and remove applies a currency symbol. leading string, such as a label followed by a a. =DOLLAR b. =TRIM c. =CLEAN d. colon and space, or a suffix, such as a =FIXED parenthetic phrase at the end of the string that is obsolete or unnecessary. a. Find and Replacec. Spell Check b. Text to Columns d. Remove Duplicates 2. Converts text to uppercase letters. a. upper b. lower c. proper d. len 3. Returns the starting position of a character, string of characters or word with a cell. It is case sensitive. a. =search b. =len c. =find d.=substitute 4. Replaces a character or characters with a 14. Extracts the specified number of characters character or characters that you specify. Ex. from a cell, starting from the right. =___(A2,10,3, “America Online”) a. =RIGHT b. =LEFT c. =MID d. a. =replace b. =len c. =find d. =PROPER =substitute 15. Extracts the specified number of characters 5. Extracts the specified number of characters from a cell, starting from somewhere in the from a cell, starting from the left. middle of the cell a. =RIGHT b. =LEFT c. =MID d. a. =RIGHT b. =LEFT c. =MID d. =PROPER =PROPER 6. It converts a text in order to be added, 16. Displays the length or number of characters subtracted, multiplied, divided or referenced in in a cell. a function. a. =right b. =LEN c. =length d. =VALUE a. =TEXT b. =LEN c. =MID d. 17. Returns the starting position of a character, =VALUE string of characters or word with a cell. Ex. 7. Joins two or more text strings into one text =___(A2, “AOL”, “America Online”) string. a. =Search b. =Find c. =Replace d. a. =CONCATENATE b. =LEN c. =JOIN d. =Substitute =VALUE 18. Capitalizes the first letter in a text string and 8. It converts a value to become string so that any other letters in text that follow any character other than a letter. in can be specified in number format. a. =Proper b. =Upper c. =Lower d. a. =TEXT b. =LEN c. =MID d. =Substitute =VALUE 19. Converts all uppercase letters in a text 9. Removes the 7‐bit ASCII space character string to lowercase letters. (value 32) from text. a. =Proper b. =Upper c. =Lower d. a. =VALUE b. =TRIM c. =CLEAN d. =Substitute =FIXED 20. In the right-hand bottom corner of every 10. Removes the first 32 nonprinting cell there is a small square. If you hold characters in the 7‐bit ASCII code (values 0 the mouse above this, the cursor through 31) from text. changes into a thick plus sign. a. =VALUE b. =TRIM c. =CLEAN d. =FIXED a. Apostrophe c. Fill handle 11. Rounds a number to the specified number b. Cross d. Sided Arrow of decimals, formats the number in decimal format by using a period and commas, and returns the result. 5. (2 POINTS) Which is the correct formula in using REPLACE function? II. Application. Choose the A. =REPLACE(A5, “ “, America Online) correct answer in the B. =REPLACE(A5, 40, 3, America Online) following questions. C. =REPLACE(“ “, A5) Write the correct answer before the D. =REPLACE(A5) given number make sure to analyze the question first. Erasure means wrong.
1. (5 POINTS) If you want to extract the first
name in a cell with a complete name. Which of the following are the correct functions to use? EX. SELENA GOMEZ OUTPUT: SELENA 6. (2 POINTS) Which is the correct formula in a. =LEFT(B2,FIND(" ", B2)) using Fixed function? b. =RIGHT(B2,LEN(B2)- A. =FIXED(A5, 3, 2) FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*"))) B. =FIXED(A5, 2) c. =RIGHT(B2,FIND(" ", B2)) C. =FIXED(“ “, A5) d. =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)- D. =FIXED(A5) FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," ","*"))) 7. (2 POINTS) Select the correct formula in using Mid Function and be able to sum it 2. (2 POINTS) To join two or more strings of with other numbers? characters you can use a function. Which of the example given below is/are correct? A. =MID(A5,2) B. =VALUE(MID(A5,2)) A. =A5 & " sold " & B5 C. =VALUE(MID(A5,4,3)) B. =A5 & B5 D. =TEXT(MID(A5, 3)) C. =CONCATENATE(A5,B5) D. All of the above 8. (3 POINTS) How to sum the numbers extracted from the text using left? Ex. 3. (5 POINTS) If you want to extract the first 345/6-5is on cell b5 and 123 is on cell c5. name in a cell with a complete name. The Output is put on cell d5 which has a Which of the following combinations of value of 468. functions are correct? EX. SELENA GOMEZ OUTPUT: A. =LEFT(B5, 3) + C5 GOMEZ B. =LEFT(B5, 3) + LEFT(C5,3) C. =VALUE(LEFT(B5, 3)) + VALUE(C5) A. =LEFT(B2,LEN(B2)- D. =VALUE(LEFT(B5, 3)) + C5 FIND("*",REPLACE(B2," ","*"))) B. =RIGHT(B2,LEN(B2)- FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," " ,"*"))) 9. (5 POINTS)How to find number 8 in the cell C. =RIGHT(B2,LEN(B2)- number C5 and replace it with number 90 then extract the number starting from 9 FIND("*",SUBSTITUTE(B2," " ,"*"))) and another 3 numbers? The output on D5 D. =left(B2,LEN(B2)-find(" is 9012. ",SUBSTITUTE(B2,"*" ," "))) A. =MID(FIND(C5,"8","90"),8,4) 4. (2 POINTS) B. =MID(SUBSTITUTE(C5,"8","90"),8,4) C. =MID(REPLACE(C5,"8","90"),8,4) . D. =MID(FIND(C5,"8","90"),8,4) Which is the correct formula to use for this output?
a. =A5 & “ sold ” & B5
b. =SUBSTITUTE(A5, “ sold “, “ $0.00”) c. =A5 & “ sold ” & text(B5, “$0.00”) d. None of the above