Introduction Flashcards

1
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What is Microsoft 365?

A

A subscription-based version of Microsoft Office, including Excel

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What distinguishes Microsoft 365 from legacy versions of Excel?

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New features, a calculation engine, and services that roll out regularly

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3
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What was Microsoft 365 formerly known as?

A

Office 365

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4
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What are legacy versions of Excel?

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Perpetual licenses for Excel that require a one-time payment to use on a single computer

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5
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What happens to legacy versions of Excel after purchase?

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No new features are added unless a new license is purchased

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6
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List some examples of legacy versions of Excel.

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  • Excel 2021
  • Excel 2016
  • Excel 2013
  • Excel 2010
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7
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How are features referenced in Excel 2013 and later?

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Features are available in all subsequent versions, including Microsoft 365

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8
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Fill in the blank: Microsoft 365 allows use of the software on _______.

A

multiple devices

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9
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True or False: Legacy versions of Excel include ongoing feature updates.

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False

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10
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What is the payment structure for Microsoft 365?

A

Subscription-based

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What is the payment structure for legacy versions of Excel?

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Pay once for a perpetual license

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