Authentic Microsoft Certification Exam MO-210 Questions Answers

To ensure that the text in your heading row (the table headers) is fully visible without changing the column width, you will use theWrap Textfeature.

Step-by-Step Solution

Select the Header Row:In your "Rentals" worksheet, click and drag to select the cell rangeA2:F2(the orange heading row containing "Capacity," "Fleet Name," etc.).

Navigate to the Home Tab:Ensure you are on theHometab of the Ribbon.

Apply Wrap Text:

Look for theAlignmentgroup.

Click theWrap Textbutton (usually represented by an "ab" icon with a curved arrow).

Verify the Result:The text in your headers will now automatically wrap to multiple lines if it exceeds the current width of the column.

To achieve the look where the dollar symbol is left-aligned and the decimal points are perfectly aligned vertically, you need to apply theAccountingnumber format. This is a standard requirement for professional financial statements.

Step 1: Select the Data Range

Ensure you are on theQtr 1worksheet.

Using your mouse, click and drag to select the range fromB10 to E14. This range covers all the monthly revenue data for the various locations.

Step 2: Open the Number Format Options

You can do this quickly using the Ribbon or with more precision via the Format Cells dialog:

Go to theHometab on the Ribbon.

In theNumbergroup, click the smallDialog Box Launcher(the tiny arrow in the bottom-right corner of the group). Alternatively, you can pressCtrl + 1on your keyboard.

Step 3: Configure Accounting Format

Once theFormat Cellsdialog box appears:

SelectAccountingfrom theCategorylist on the left.

Set theDecimal placesto2.

In theSymboldropdown menu, ensure$ English (United States)is selected.

ClickOK.

Key Difference: Accounting vs. Currency

Accounting Format:Aligns the$ symbol to the far leftof the cell and thedecimal points verticallyin a column, making it easier to read large lists of numbers.

Currency Format:Places the$ symbol immediately to the leftof the number, which does not allow for uniform vertical alignment of the symbols.

To view two instances of your Excel workbook side-by-side, follow these steps:

Step 1: Open a Second Window

Go to theViewtab on the Ribbon.

In theWindowgroup, click onNew Window.

Note: This creates a second view of your current file. You will notice the file name in the title bar now says "Filename - 2".

Step 2: Arrange Side-by-Side

Navigate back to theViewtab.

In the sameWindowgroup, click theView Side by Sidebutton.

If the windows do not align automatically, clickArrange Alland selectVerticalto see them left-to-right.

Verification

You should now see two separate windows of the same "Clearance Sale" workbook on your screen. Any change you make in one window will instantly update in the other, allowing you to view different worksheets (like "Sold" and "Vehicles") at the same time.