Suppose that you have a worksheet that you update frequently by adding new data to columns. You may need a way to reference the last value in column A (the value most recently entered at bottom of column A). If column A contains no empty cells which of the formula returns the last value entered in column A (bottom one)?

Which of the following feature correctly represents the following statement? In Excel we can use text series (such as January, February, March, or Sunday, Monday, Tuesday) and numeric series (such as 1, 3, 5, or 2014, 2015, 2016). Instead of entering these series by hand, you can use the fill handle to create them automatically.

Which formula needs to be typed in B3 to increase sales by 3.5% from the cell above, and then take advantage of autofill to fill the rest of the cells in the column instead of retyping the formula for every cell?

If you have values in a range named Data, you can determine the smallest value by using the following formulas?

=SUM(IF(ISTEXT(A1:D5),1,0)) will return?

What will be the result of calling the h() function in the following C++ code? const char* upwork[] = { 'Freelancers', 'Projects', 'Fixed', 'Hourly } const char* f(int i) { return upwork[i]; } void g(string s){} void h() { const string& r = f(0); g(f(1)); string s = f(2); cout << 'f(3): ' << f(3) << ' s: ' << s << ' r: ' << r <<

When you've created a table, what's a quick way of getting a total for the last column of numbers?

On a worksheet, you have 12 columns showing monthly sales figures, and 15 rows, 1 row per product. How could you create 15 yearly trendline charts for each product, and fit them neatly on the page?

What function can be used to identify duplicate values in Column A?

When using Goal Seek, the cell that you're setting must be:

How can you quickly display or hide the parts of a selected chart, like gridlines, axes and legend?