Jamie works on a spreadsheet in which he has to label sets of data. How can he navigate between the cells in the spreadsheet?

Ausing the spreadsheet tab
Busing the cell pointer
Cusing the formula bar
Dusing the cell address
Eusing the toolbar

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Verified Answer :

BUsing the cell pointer.

The answer is B: Using the cell pointer.

There are a plethora of options to navigate through cells in a spreadsheet. The easiest way, however, is using the cell pointer. In Excel, a cell pointer is the selected cell highlighted by a bolder rectangle. Jamie can use the arrow keys or click on the desired cell to move the pointer. When you click or use the arrow keys to move to a cell, that cell you move to become the active cell.