Exam 10: Integration 1: Integrating Word and Excel

A linked object in a destination file is an image of an object contained in a source file, not a copy of it.

You use the Copy and Paste tools to create a link between a chart in Excel and the same chart pasted into a document in Word.

To open the Clipboard task pane in Excel or Word, you can click the dialog box ____________________ in the Clipboard group.

Microsoft Office programs are designed to work together through a process called ____.

To link data other than a chart, you use the Select button and the Copy Link command to create a link between the source file and the destination file.

When you place multiple items on the Clipboard, newer items appear at the top of the list.  _________________________

You use the term linked object to refer to ____ data.

In Excel, the Clipboard task pane opens ____ the worksheet window.

The ____________________ file is the file from which information is copied or used.

In the ____ dialog box, you have more options for pasting a value and controlling its appearance in a destination file.

Critical Thinking Questions Case 1-1 Eamon Christopher, the new staff assistant at R2G, wants to create some new reports utilizing the features of each of the various Microsoft Office programs using OLE technology. For a value that Eamon has in his Profit worksheet, he wants to make sure that even if the formula changes later, the value will still be accurate in his Word document. Which option should he use to connect this data?

To link data other than a chart, you use the Copy button and the Update Link command to create a link between the source file and the destination file. _________________________

To refresh an Excel chart's chart data in Word, click the ____ tab, and then click the Refresh Data button in the Data group.

You use the Copy and ____________________ commands when you want to copy an item from one program to another program.