a) Use the Control key together with the scrolling wheel on your mouse to scroll down to cell G29.
b) Use the down arrow direction key on the keyboard, holding it down or pressing it repeatedly to get to cell G29.
c) Use the vertical scroll bar on the right-hand side of the screen to scroll down so that you may view and select cell G29.
d) All of the above are correct.

a) Use the arrow directional buttons on the keyboard to move through the cells in the worksheet and marking all cells individually that contain a formula.
b) Use the Go To Special function located in the Editing group under Find & Select and select 'Formulas' from the list.
c) Use the Go To function and insert the cell reference into the References box.
d) Press the Select All button to select the entire worksheet, formulas will automatically be selected.

a) These represent named cell references in the worksheet.  Clicking on an item in the list and pressing OK will select the named cell reference.
b) These represent column headings in the worksheet.  Clicking on an item in the list and pressing OK will take you to that heading.
c) These represent formulas in the worksheet.  Clicking on an item in the list and pressing OK will take you to that formula.
d) None of the above options are correct.

a) Click on the row/column label, hold the left mouse button down whilst dragging through all the cells/ rows or columns you wish to select.
b) Open the Go To dialogue box.  In the Reference box type all the references you wish to select separated by a semicolon and press OK.
c) Hold down the Control key on your keyboard whilst using your mouse to select cells/rows or columns.
d) All of the above options are correct.

a) Nothing, this is just an image that separates the row and column labels.
b) This will select all the cells in the region that contain data.
c) This will select all the row and column labels.
d) This will select the entire worksheet.

a) Press the End key.
b) Press Control + End on your keyboard.
c) Press Control + Shift + End on your keyboard.
d) All of the above are correct.

a) Hold down the Control key whilst pressing the down arrow on your keyboard to select the column.
b) Select a cell in the column, click and hold down your left mouse button whilst dragging down through the column to select it.
c) Click on the column label using your mouse.
d) Select the first cell in the column, press Control + Shift + End.

a) Using the shortcut combination: Control + Home to go to the beginning; or Control + End to go to the end.
b) Scroll up or down using the vertical navigation bar located on the right-hand side of the screen. 
c) Scroll down using your mouse wheel.
d) Press the Home key to go to the beginning and End key to go to the end of the region.

a) Matt can use the Go To function to find the missing worksheet by typing 'Salaries' into the Go To reference box.
b) Matt can scroll to the end of the current worksheet by pressing Control + End (twice).  The next worksheet will be visible from there.
c) Matt can use the navigation buttons located to the left of the worksheet tabs to scroll through the available worksheets.
d) Matt can use the horizontal scrollbar to navigate to the end of the list of available worksheets.

a) Use the Go To Special function and select 'blanks' from the list.
b) Use the Go To Special function and select 'current region' to highlight only cells containing data.
c) Use the Select All button to select the entire worksheet (it will automatically exclude blank cells).
d) Use the Go To function and type 'Blank' into the Reference box to find empty cells.