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ibps-rrb-os1 2024 · Question 146 of 270

What is a macro in MS Excel?

Quantitative Aptitude (misc)

  1. AA built-in formula to perform calculations
  2. BA shortcut for creating charts
  3. CA feature to automate repetitive tasksCorrect
  4. DA formatting tool for adjusting cell size
  5. EA tool to sort data in ascending order

Answer: C. A feature to automate repetitive tasks

Explanation

A macro in MS Excel is a feature that allows users to automate repetitive tasks by recording a sequence of actions and replaying them whenever needed. Macros are particularly useful for performing repetitive tasks such as formatting, calculations, or data entry, and they can be triggered with a single command or keyboard shortcut. Important Key Points: 1. Macros help save time by automating a series of steps in Excel, reducing the need to manually repeat the same actions. 2. Users can record macros and assign them to a button or a keyboard shortcut for easy execution. Knowledge Booster: • Built-in formula: Excel uses functions like SUM() or AVERAGE(), but macros go beyond these by recording complex sequences of actions. • Chart creation: Charts in Excel are created using a different process, but a macro could be used to automate the chart creation. • Formatting tool: Macros can be used to automate formatting, but they are not specifically a formatting tool. • Sorting data: Sorting is done using Excel’s built-in tools, though macros can automate this process.

Source: IBPS RRB PO Mains Previous Year Paper 2024 (BankersAdda) · memory-based

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