In MS Excel 365, which of the following is the correct sequence for deleting a column in MS-Excel spreadsheet?
- AOption (a)
Select the cell<<Right click<<Delete<<Entire Row
- BOption (b)
Select the cell<<Left click<<Delete<<Entire Row
- COption (c)
Select the cell<<Right click<<Delete<<Entire Column
- DOption (d)
Select the cell<<Left click<<Delete<<Entire Column
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Correct answer
Select the cell<<Right click<<Delete<<Entire Column
Why this answer is correct
The correct answer is Option 3: Select the cell<.
Key Points
- In MS Excel 365, deleting a column involves selecting any cell within the column that you want to delete.
- Right-clicking on the selected cell opens a context menu with various options.
- Choosing "Delete" from the context menu will open a dialog box with options to delete an entire row or an entire column.
- Selecting "Entire Column" will delete the entire column where the selected cell is located.
Additional Information
- MS Excel 365:
- MS Excel 365 is a powerful spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft, part of the Microsoft Office suite.
- It provides tools for data analysis, visualization, and calculation, making it essential for various professional and academic tasks.
- Deleting Columns:
- Deleting columns in Excel is a common task when you need to remove unnecessary data or reorganize your spreadsheet.
- To delete a column, you can also use the "Home" tab on the Ribbon, navigate to the "Cells" group, and select "Delete" to find options for deleting columns.
- Context Menu:
- The context menu in Excel is a shortcut menu that appears when you right-click on a cell, row, or column.
- It provides quick access to commonly used commands, such as cut, copy, paste, delete, and formatting options.
- Entire Column Option:
- When you select "Entire Column" in the delete dialog box, Excel removes the whole column containing the selected cell.
- This action cannot be undone, so it's important to ensure that you want to delete the column before confirming the action.