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Which of the following methods is the quickest way to open an existing MS Excel spreadsheet?
Question

Which of the following methods is the quickest way to open an existing MS Excel spreadsheet?

A.

Use the Alt + F4 shortcut

B.

Double-click the .xlsx file in File Explorer

C.

Press Ctrl + N

D.

Open MS Excel and click Blank Workbook

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (B) Double-click the .xlsx file in File Explorer

Explanation:

  • The quickest way to open an existing MS Excel spreadsheet is by double-clicking the .xlsx file in File Explorer.
  • This action directly opens the file in Excel without needing to first open the Excel application and then navigate to the file.

Information Booster:

  • Double-clicking the file in File Explorer opens the specific file instantly, making it the most efficient method compared to other options.

Additional Knowledge:

  • Option A: Use the Alt + F4 shortcut
    • Incorrect. Alt + F4 closes the current window or application. It does not open a file.
  • Option C: Press Ctrl + N
    • Incorrect. Ctrl + N creates a new blank workbook, not an existing file.
  • Option D: Open MS Excel and click Blank Workbook
    • Incorrect. This opens a new, blank workbook instead of an existing file.

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