Question

1. I am the toolbar available next to the Office button containing the Save Undo,
and Redo commands. 
2. I am a horizontal bar that has several tabs. 
3. I am a highlighted cell boundary that specifies which cell is active at that
moment.
4. I am the keyboard shortcut to save your file. 
5. I am the cell reference of the last cell in an MS Excel 2010 worksheet

6.
I show the name and address of the active cell object or selected cell range​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Quick Access Toolbar

2. Tab Menu

3. Cell Pointer

4. Ctrl + S

5. Ctrl + End ( this is shortcut but actual I don't know sorry)

6. Address Bar

Hope it helps you

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Quick Access Toolbar

2. Task Bar

3. Active cell

4. Ctrl + S

5. COLUMN XFD, ROW 1,048,576

6. Name Box

Explanation:

1. Near the top of the screen, to the right of the Office Button, is the Quick Access toolbar, which features icons for frequently used functions like Save, Undo, and Redo. The most frequently used commands can be accessed with only one click thanks to the Quick Access toolbar.
2. A horizontal grey bar at the bottom of the screen serves as the taskbar. It displays the names of open files and programmes.
3. Each little box or rectangle on an Excel spreadsheet is referred to as a cell. When you start typing, the active cell is the one you've chosen to enter data into. There is just ever one active cell. The cell with a blue border is the active cell.
4. The keyboard shortcut to save a document is supported by all apps. Press Ctrl+S on a PC or Command+S on an Apple machine to save a file using a shortcut. The application either saves the file with its current name or creates a save window for a new file, depending on the supported options.
5. What cell in an Excel spreadsheet is the last one? COLUMN XFD, ROW 1,048,576 is the last cell after what felt like hours of scrolling. Consequently, an excel spreadsheet has 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns. Therefore, there are 17,179,869,184 cells in an excel spreadsheet overall.
6. The name box is the box that displays the name of the selected cell, chart item or drawing object at the left end of the formula bar. The cell reference of the active cell is shown in the Name Box. Cells or ranges of cells can also be given names using the Name Box.

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