To Convert a Table Back into a Range

question 55

Multiple Choice

To convert a table back into a range,

• A) click within the table, click the Table Tools Design tab, and then select Convert to Range.
• B) click the Insert tab and then click Range in the Range group.
• C) select any cell in the worksheet then click Existing Range in the Tools group.
• D) click in a cell and on the Home tab, click the Insert arrow in the Cells group.

Recognize the relationship between semantic and episodic memory, and their categorization under explicit memory.

Grasp the concept of memory degradation over time and factors influencing memory retention, including the forgetting curve.

Understand concepts related to memory retrieval, including implicit retrieval and the impact of context.

Comprehend how traumatic events and emotions impact memory retention and recall.

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