Week 4 Assessment

Microsoft Excel & APA Quiz  |  CI1000: Computer Basics for Healthcare Professionals  |  55.0 Points  |  11 Questions × 5 pts each

Topics: Excel Foundations, Formulas, Functions & APA Citation


  • A. Cell Styles
  • B. Data Validation
  • C. Sort & Filter
  • D. Conditional Formatting
  • A. True
  • B. True
  • A. =COUNT(F:F) — counts cells containing numeric values (dates are stored as numbers in Excel)
  • B. =SUM(F:F)
  • C. =AVERAGE(F:F)
  • D. =LEN(F:F)
  • A. =IF(D5>30,"Obese","Not Obese")
  • B. =IF(D5<30,"Obese","Not Obese")
  • C. =IF(D5=30,"Obese","Not Obese")
  • D. =IF(D5>=30,"Obese","Not Obese")
  • A. Show only orders from a specific vendor
  • B. Display orders above a certain dollar amount
  • C. Automatically create a PivotTable summary
  • D. Filter by multiple status values simultaneously
  • E. Sort filtered results from newest to oldest
  • A.

    The chart is linked and should update automatically.

  • B.

    The Word file is corrupted.

  • C.

    Excel and Word are incompatible versions.

  • D.

    The chart was embedded (not linked), so it contains an independent copy that does not update when the source changes.

  • A. Conditional Formatting to highlight errors
  • B. IF formula to display a warning message
  • C. Data Validation set to allow Whole Number between 0 and 216
  • D. Cell protection to prevent any editing
  • A. Manually type each letter individually
  • B. Copy and paste patient info one at a time into the Word template
  • C. Use Word's Mail Merge feature with the Excel spreadsheet as the data source
  • D. Print the Excel spreadsheet and hand-write each letter
  • A. =ADD(E2:E43) and =MEAN(E2:E43)
  • B. =COUNT(E2:E43) and =AVERAGE(E2:E43)
  • C. =SUM(E2:E43) and =AVERAGE(E2:E43) — SUM adds all values in the range; AVERAGE divides the total by the count of numeric cells
  • D. =TOTAL(E2:E43) and =AVG(E2:E43)
  • A. It separates the worksheet name from the cell address
  • B. It means "through" — include all cells from B2 through B15
  • C. It multiplies the values in B2 and B15 only
  • D. It creates an absolute reference for both cells
  • A. Table of contents, abstract, and bibliography
  • B. Running head, title, author name, institutional affiliation, and course information
  • C. Executive summary, headers, and footnotes
  • D. MLA header, date, and works cited