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Posted Date: 05 Feb 2011      Posted By:: Gyandeep Kaushal    Member Level: Gold    Points: 3 Category: Creating Cell Data
You are trying to link to the region demonstrated by cells F10 through G11 in Sheet1 from another sheet, Sheet3. You are using the cell J9 on Sheet3 as the hyperlink. Which of the following texts will you type in the 'Cell Reference" box while creating the hyperlink so that the region is linked to? By 'region', we mean a rectangular box made of cells as its part. Select Answer: Sheet1!F10,G11 Sheet3!J9:F10,G11 Sheet1!F10:G11 Sheet3!G11:F10              Your Test Score: 0 / 0
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