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                                                        To exit LibreOffice Calc: Ctrl + Q






                       Restart


                       LibreOffice Calc is a spreadsheet App which is used to Calculate, analyse

                       and manage the huge data.
                       The Spreadsheet is divided into cell made up of rows and columns. Rows

                       are the horizontal lines and columns are the vertical lines.

                       The intersection of a row and a column is called a Cell.
                       The cell can hold data type like Text, Number, Date and Time.

                       The Formula bar is used to type the data or apply any formula.

                       You can save your spreadsheet from the File menu.

                       You can close the LibreOffice Calc from the File menu.



                                                         Checkpoint




                 A.  Tick ( ) the correct option.

                      1.    Which of the following is a spreadsheet application?


                            a.  Writer                      b.  Impress                      c.  Calc

                      2.    Intersection of row and column is called ............................. .


                            a.  Row                         b.  Cell                         c.  Column

                      3.    To  select  the  entire  worksheet,  click  on  .............................  box  between
                            column and row header.

                            a.  File                        b.  Fill                         c.  Blank

                      4.    Which option is present under the File menu?


                            a.  Save                        b.  Find                         c.  Chart


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