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How do relative cell references behave when copied across Excel cells?
Answer: They adjust position automatically
Why: Using dollar signs creates absolute references like $A$1, preventing Excel from altering cell coordinates during copy-pasting.
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How does PowerPoint's Morph transition animate movement between slides?
Answer: By tracking matching objects
Why: Renaming objects with double exclamation marks forces PowerPoint to morph distinct shapes into each other.
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What container format forms the internal structure of modern .docx and .xlsx files?
Answer: ZIP archive
Why: Renaming any modern Office file with a .zip extension lets you browse its bundled XML markup and embedded images directly.
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Why is the Slide Master modified in PowerPoint presentations?
Answer: To unify layout and design
Why: Modifying a Slide Master updates fonts, logos and background colors on slides based on that master.
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Which spreadsheet program did Microsoft release in 1982 prior to creating Excel?
Answer: Multiplan
Why: Multiplan relied on R1C1 coordinate notation instead of the A1 grid references that later became standard in Excel.
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What unexpected result does Microsoft Excel calculate for the formula =-3^2?
Answer: 9
Why: Standard algebra assigns powers higher priority than negation, but Excel calculates the minus first unless parentheses enclose the term.