Question

MS Excel के जिस cell में cursor रहता है.उसे क्या कहते हैं

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Answer 1

Explanation:

There are four different types of cursors in Excel. Understanding these cursors

will make using Excel a lot easier. The cursor is the way your mouse looks on

the screen.

1. The most common cursor is the “select mode” cursor. This cursor looks like a

thick cross. It is white with a thick black outline. When this cursor is

showing, you are in a normal mode in Excel.

2. The next cursor is the “click and drag” cursor. This cursor looks like a white

arrow with a black outline. If you click your mouse and drag somewhere while

this cursor is showing, you will move whatever you have clicked on to the

place where you let go of your mouse. This cursor can do the same thing as

cutting and pasting, but muck quicker.

3. The next cursor is the “auto fill” cursor. This cursor looks like a thin black

cross. You can use this cursor to repeat things or fill in a series (such as

dates) by simply clicking and dragging. You can only get this cursor if you

place your cursor on the bottom right-hand corner of a cell.

4. The last cursor is the “resizing” cursor. This cursor looks like a thick black

line with two arrows intersecting it. This cursor is used to change the size of

your rows or columns. You will only get this cursor when your mouse is

along the edges where the rows and columns are named. When you get this

cursor, you can click and drag to the size you want. If you are resizing

columns, and you get this cursor, you can simply double-click, and Excel will

automatically resize your column to fit the text.

Answer 2

In MS Excel, whenever the cursor is left clicked on a certain cell, It is known as Active cell.