When would you not need to use a fully qualified structured reference?
A) When referring to a cell within the table
B) When referring to a cell on a different workbook
C) When referring to a cell on a different worksheet
D) When referring to a cell outside the table
A
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``` Dim letter As String Dim sr As IO.StreamReader = IO.File.OpenText"Alphabet.txt" Do While Not sr.EndOfStream letter = sr.ReadLine Dim sw As IO.StreamWriter = IO.File.CreateText(letter.ToUpper & "txt" sw.WriteLine(letter.ToUpper & "xt" sw.Close() Loop sr.Close() ``` (A) A"too many files open"error is produced. (B) Twenty-six files are created and named with one of the uppercase letters of the alphabet and each containing only its own file name. (C) A file called z is created containing all of the letters of the alphabet in lowercase. (D) An "nvalid file name"error is produced.
Create an object relationship diagram for the Personal Trainer information system.
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is NOT true about contextual tabs?
A) A contextual tab contains commands related to a selected object so that you can manipulate, edit, and format the object. B) Contextual tabs help keep the workspace less cluttered. C) Contextual tabs disappear when the object is deselected. D) A contextual tab is located below the standard ribbon tabs.
If you make changes to a header that is linked to other headers, only that header will change
Indicate whether the statement is true or false