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A user downloads a Microsoft Excel document from a server over an optimized connection. The transfer is very fast. The user makes some changes to the spreadsheet and then saves the document. The…
The correct answer is B. Microsoft Excel compresses the data by default when saving. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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A user downloads a Microsoft Excel document from a server over an optimized connection. The transfer is very fast. The user makes some changes to the spreadsheet and then saves the document. The transfer is very slow. The user edited a Word document shortly before but that downloaded and saved at all the same fast speeds. What happened to the Excel document?
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- AMicrosoft Excel compresses and encrypts the data by default when saving Microsoft Excel data does not perform well for LZ compression and will always be slow.
- BMicrosoft Excel compresses the data by default when saving.
- CMicrosoft Excel reorders the entire data stream when it saves so it is now new (cold) data to the SteelHead.
- DMicrosoft Excel encrypts data by default when saving.
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