Which of the following is FALSE with reference to cell editing in MS-Excel?

Correct option is D

In MS Excel, F5 is used for the Go To command, which allows you to quickly navigate to a specific cell or range of cells. It is not used for editing the content of a cell. The correct function for editing a cell's content is F2, not F5.
Here’s the breakdown of the other options:
· Select the cell, click on the formula bar and edit the content: This is true. You can edit the content of a selected cell by clicking on the formula bar, where the current cell’s content is displayed.
· Edit the cell by double-clicking the cell where the content is located: This is true. Double-clicking on a cell allows you to edit its content directly.
· Select the cell and press the F2 function key on the keyboard to edit the content of the cell: This is true. F2 puts the selected cell in edit mode, allowing you to change its content.
Important Key Points:
1. F5 (Go To): Used for navigating to a specific cell or range of cells.
2. F2 (Edit): The F2 key is used to edit the content of the currently selected cell.
3. Formula Bar: The formula bar also allows direct editing of cell contents, especially when the cell is selected.
Knowledge Booster:
· Editing Methods: You can edit a cell’s content in multiple ways: by using the formula bar, double-clicking the cell, or using the F2 key. F5 does not allow for editing but is essential for navigating.