Question 1

Every program or app requires RAM, which is the volatile and temporary storages for open apps and data.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

If you do not know how to code or design a website from scratch, then which of the following could you do instead?

Accepted Answer

A)  Create documents in Microsoft Office apps and save them in HTML. 
B)  Use a search engine optimization tool to write the code for publication. 
C)  Contract with a vendor to use uptime for a true measure of your coding skills. 
D)  Use an FTP client with XML to transfer files from your home computer to your school work station to receive help. 
A)  Create documents in Microsoft Office apps and save them in HTML. 
B)  Use a search engine optimization tool to write the code for publication. 
C)  Contract with a vendor to use uptime for a true measure of your coding skills. 
D)  Use an FTP client with XML to transfer files from your home computer to your school work station to receive help.

Every program or app requires RAM, which is the volatile and temporary storages for open apps and data.

If you do not know how to code or design a website from scratch, then which of the following could you do instead?

Getting Started With Excel

Formatting Workbook Text and Data

Performing Calculations With Formulas and Functions

Analyzing and Charting Financial Data

Generating Reports From Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks

Managing Data With Data Tools

Summarizing Data With Pivottables

Performing What-If Analyses

Exploring Financial Tools and Functions

Analyzing Data With Business Intelligence Tools

Exploring Pivottable Design

Customizing Your Workspace Text and Graphics

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Exam 12: Developing an Excel Application

Every program or app requires RAM, which is the volatile and temporary storages for open apps and data.

If you do not know how to code or design a website from scratch, then which of the following could you do instead?

Getting Started With Excel

Formatting Workbook Text and Data

Performing Calculations With Formulas and Functions

Analyzing and Charting Financial Data

Generating Reports From Multiple Worksheets and Workbooks

Managing Data With Data Tools

Summarizing Data With Pivottables

Performing What-If Analyses

Exploring Financial Tools and Functions

Analyzing Data With Business Intelligence Tools

Exploring Pivottable Design

Customizing Your Workspace Text and Graphics

Filters