Apa fungsi utama dari tombol "Merge & Center" pada tab Home di Microsoft Excel?

Menggabungkan beberapa sel dan menengahkan teks

Apa perbedaan utama antara Go To (Ctrl + G) dan Go To Special di Microsoft Excel?

Go To digunakan untuk berpindah ke sel tertentu, sedangkan Go To Special digunakan untuk memilih sel dengan kriteria khusus seperti sel kosong, berisi formula/format tertentu

Go To hanya bisa mencari angka, sedangkan Go To Special hanya bisa mencari teks

Tidak ada perbedaan, keduanya sama saja

Fitur Find & Replace digunakan untuk?

Menemukan dan mengganti nilai tertentu dalam worksheet

Menemukan data dan Menyortir data secara otomatis

Apa perbedaan utama antara Find dan Replace?

Find hanya mencari, Replace mencari dan mengganti isi sel

Find mencari , Replace menambahkan data baru danmenghapusnya

Find menambahkan data baru, Replace menghapusnya

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