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  1. Which Excel function returns the position (row number) of a value within a range?

    Answer: MATCH

    MATCH returns the relative position of a value in a range; it's often combined with INDEX for flexible lookups.

  2. What does the ROUND function do when the second argument is negative, e.g. =ROUND(2567, -2)?

    Answer: Rounds to the nearest hundred (returns 2600)

    A negative digit argument in ROUND rounds to the left of the decimal; -2 rounds to the nearest 100, giving 2600.

  3. When you use Data Validation with a 'List' type, what does the user see in the cell?

    Answer: A dropdown arrow that reveals allowed choices

    List-type Data Validation adds a dropdown arrow to the cell, restricting input to the predefined options.

  4. Which function would you use to extract just the year from a date stored in cell A1?

    Answer: =YEAR(A1)

    YEAR(date) extracts and returns the four-digit year from a valid Excel date value.

  5. What is the purpose of the SUMPRODUCT function?

    Answer: Multiplies corresponding elements of arrays and returns their sum

    SUMPRODUCT multiplies corresponding array elements together and then adds all those products.

  6. You notice that a column of numbers imported from a database is left-aligned and won't sum. What is the most likely problem?

    Answer: The numbers are stored as text, not as numeric values

    Numbers stored as text are left-aligned by default and are ignored by SUM; converting them to numbers fixes the issue.

  7. Which Excel view shows exactly how a worksheet will look when printed, including page breaks and margins?

    Answer: Print Preview

    Print Preview (File > Print) shows a full-fidelity rendering of the printed output with all margins, headers, and footers.