TDS-C01 · Question #62
You need to apply the same font to an entire workbook at one time. What should you do?
The correct answer is B. Select Format on the menu, and then select Workbook. Selecting Format > Workbook is correct because workbook-level formatting settings apply globally across all sheets and elements, making it the appropriate scope for a font change that affects everything at once. Why the distractors are wrong: A (Format > Field Labels) targets…
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You need to apply the same font to an entire workbook at one time. What should you do?
Options
- ASelect Format on the menu, and then select Field Labels
- BSelect Format on the menu, and then select Workbook
- CSelect Help on the menu, and then select Settings and Performance
- DSelect Format on the menu, and then select Title and Caption
How the community answered
(68 responses)- A7% (5)
- B88% (60)
- C1% (1)
- D3% (2)
Explanation
Selecting Format > Workbook is correct because workbook-level formatting settings apply globally across all sheets and elements, making it the appropriate scope for a font change that affects everything at once.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Format > Field Labels) targets only data field label text, not the entire workbook.
- C (Help > Settings and Performance) is in the wrong menu entirely - Help deals with documentation and diagnostics, not visual formatting.
- D (Format > Title and Caption) scopes the change only to title and caption elements, leaving the rest of the workbook unaffected.
Memory tip: Think scope - Workbook is the largest container, so when you need a change that spans everything, look for the option that matches that top-level scope. "Workbook = whole book, one font to rule them all."
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