False. If you insert just one cell, then all data below it, not the full row, will be pushed down. If you insert a full row, then the whole row will be pushed down.
If you have a cell with a value in it in the bottom row or last column and then try to insert extra rows or columns, it will be forcing that data off, which would mean losing data, so you are not allowed to do so. Either make sure there is nothing in the last row or column, and if there is, you could move the data elsewhere.
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It could be called centering.
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False. The VALUES keyword is not always required when using the INSERT statement in SQL. For example, when inserting a single row of data, you can use the INSERT INTO syntax without explicitly stating VALUES if you're providing the values directly after the column names. However, using VALUES is the most common and preferred method for clarity.
Select any cell in the row where you want the new row to be, press Alt+I (for insert) then press R (for row). To insert a new column at the selected cell, press C instead of R.
When you insert a new column in a spreadsheet, the existing columns are shifted to the right. The new column inherits the width of the column immediately to its left, ensuring a consistent appearance. This feature helps maintain the layout of the data while allowing for additional information to be added seamlessly.
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An example of qualitative data is; This is a very big (insert object here) or, for quantitave data, This (insert object here) is as long as (insert exact length here) or, This (insert object) weighs (insert exact number of pounds, ounces, etc.) I hope that helps!
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To insert a new column chart, select your data. In the Charts group on the Insert tab, you can choose a column chart from the different types of charts available. To insert a new column in an existing chart, you need to change the data series. In the Select Data option, you can insert a new set of data which will create a new column in your chart.
If you insert cells into the range C1:D10, shifting the cells to the right, the data previously in cell E5 will move to cell F5. This occurs because the insertion of new cells pushes all existing cells in the specified range to the right, thereby altering their locations.