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Allows you to create or modify a worksheet while viewing how it will look in printed format?
Which view allows you to create or modify a worksheet while viewing how it will look in printed format. Correct Answer:Page Layout View The Page Layout View
Which view is used to create a table or to modify the structure of the table?
Design view.
To modify smo information view affiliated users and create or modify jcavs user accounts a jcavs user must be logged in as a?
To modify smo information view affiliated users and create or modify jcavs user accounts a jcavs user must be logged in as a?
Which worksheet view provides a view of how worksheet will look when printed?
Page Layout view
What is the command tool that can create delete view and modify objects in active directory?
Dsadd
How do you modify worksheet so I can see four different areas of the worksheet at the same time and scroll each area independently of the others?
You have to use the Split Screen option, which will allow you to split the window into four areas. You will find it on the View tab.
What is the default view for a worksheet?
Normal View
How do you view the portion of the worksheet displayed on the screen?
worksheet window
How do you create a shape in your worksheet using the Shapes button?
a_____is composed of a series of objects used to enter,manage and view data
What the purpose of the edit command in the system file checker?
Edit allows a user to view, create, or modify their computer files.
How do you view a portion of the worksheet on the screen?
You can use the horizontal (located at the bottom of the worksheet) and vertical (located to the right of the worksheet) scroll bars. You also can use the view option to see more or less of the worksheet area.
Which worksheet view shows how your worksheet will look when printed is called?
The worksheet view that shows how your worksheet will look when printed is called "Print Preview." This view allows users to see the layout, formatting, and any changes needed before actually printing the document, ensuring that everything appears as intended on paper.
