Explain why you would use the Protect Workbook option even though you had previously locked cells and protected a worksheet.
What will be an ideal response?
You protect a workbook to prevent users from inserting, deleting, renaming, moving, copying, and hiding worksheets within the workbook. You protect a workbook with a password to prevent unauthorized people from opening the workbook. Locking and protecting a worksheet enable a user to enter data in unlocked cells; however, it does not prevent people from opening a workbook. You can encrypt a workbook with a password to prevent unauthorized people from opening the workbook.
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A) Checking competitors’ websites to see what products they offer B) Using the web to search for a new job C) Booking a business trip D) Doing research for a business-related project
When you add a(n) grouping level, records are sorted according to entries in the group field.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Older email programs were not able to handle binary files. Suppose you are emailing a file that has been compressed with gzip, which produces a binary file, and the recipient is using an old email program. Refer to the man page on uuencode, which converts a binary file to ASCII. Learn about the utility and how to use it.
a. Convert a compressed file to ASCII using uuencode. Is the encoded file larger or smaller than the compressed file? Explain. (If uuencode is not on the local system, you can install it using one of the tools described in Appendix C; it is part of the sharutils package.) b. Would it ever make sense to use uuencode on a file before compressing it? Explain.
List four guidelines to facilitate the design of good display output.
What will be an ideal response?