Question

When pasting information copied from a Word document into an Excel spreadsheet, click in the cell that will be the _______ of the data range.
A. lower-left
  B. upper-right
  C. upper-left
  D. lower-right

Answer 1

Answer: C. upper-left

Explanation:

Copy and Paste from Word to Excel

When developing a spreadsheet, you may need to compile data from several different sources, including a Word document. Or, in some cases, you may want to analyze data from a Word table with functions and charts that are available only in Excel. In either case, you can copy and paste Word data to an Excel spreadsheet. To copy text to a spreadsheet, you should first format it as a Word table or as text separated by tabs (called tab delimited).

When text is tab delimited, each line will correspond to a row in the spreadsheet, and each tab indicates a new cell.

The steps to copy and paste from a Word document to an Excel spreadsheet are

1. Display the source file. In this case, display the Word file with the table or text to be copied.

2. Select the text to copy. Or click the Table Move Handle to select the entire table.

3. Click Copy on the Home tab.

4. Display the destination file. In this case, display the Excel file that is to contain the data.

5. Click the cell that will be the upper-left cell of the data merge.

6. Click Paste on the Home tab. PF

Answer 2

I believe the answer is C. Upper left