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Spreadsheet Bingo: Match the Thing to What It Does
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Starting With a Question, Not a Blank Sheet — check yourself1 of 10
Before you open a spreadsheet to track your monthly groceries, what's the first thing you should do?
Getting Around a Sheet Without Panicking — check yourself1 of 11
You're typing a list of grocery costs into column B and accidentally type "12.99" when you meant "12.50". You notice the mistake right away while still in that cell. What's the fastest way to fix it?
Formulas So You Stop Retyping — check yourself1 of 11
You're setting up a household budget in a spreadsheet. Column A has expense categories, and Column B has amounts you spent last month. You want to add a row at the bottom that shows your total spending. Which formula should you use?
Building the Household Budget — check yourself1 of 10
You're setting up your first household budget in a spreadsheet. Your instructor says five categories is plenty. Which of these is NOT a reason to stick with five instead of twenty?
A Simple Tracking Sheet — check yourself1 of 11
You're setting up a tracking sheet for your water usage over the next few months. Which column setup makes the most sense?
A) Date | Usage (gallons) | Notes | Temperature outside
B) Date | Usage (gallons) | Notes
C) Usage (gallons) | Date | Notes | Cost per gallon | Temperature | Humidity
D) Date | Date | Usage | Usage | Usage
Charts That Make One Boring, Obvious Point — check yourself1 of 11
You've got a budget spreadsheet showing your monthly spending in different categories (groceries, utilities, gas, etc.). You want to show your roommate where most of your money actually goes. Which chart type is the best pick?