Question

SELF ASSESSMENT
. Multiple choice questions.
1. The macro names as entered in Calc, are:
(a) Case sensitive
(b) case insensitive
(c) number sensitive
If you choose to disable macros, then when the document loads, Calc can:​

Answer 1

Answer:

it may be case or number sensitive

Answer 2

The macro names as entered in Calc, are (a) case sensitive.

• A saved set of instructions or keystrokes that are kept for future usage is known as a macro.
• A straightforward macro that "types" your address is an illustration.
• Due to the OpenOffice.org (OOo) macro language's flexibility, both easy and difficult activities can be automated.
• When doing a task again in the same manner, macros are extremely helpful.
• Macro names are case sensitive, whereas function names are not case sensitive.
• A constant module binding names a macro.
• Any scope where this binding is accessible is allowed to call the macro.
• Like any other module binding, macro names can be exported and renamed during module import.

#SPJ3