Chloe is building a kiosk-based Excel application. She wants to make some modifications to the screen elements in order to keep users from being distracted by parts of the application that are irrelevant to her application. She turns to Henry for guidance as she knows he built a similar solution earlier this year. Chloe has decided to hide the worksheet gridlines and the vertical scroll bar. What does Henry tell her to use to do this? a) Screen Elements dialog boxb) Display Options dialog boxc) Customization dialog boxd) Excel Options dialog box

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Piper Mccullough

Computers & Technology

20 June, 03:35

Chloe is building a kiosk-based Excel application. She wants to make some modifications to the screen elements in order to keep users from being distracted by parts of the application that are irrelevant to her application. She turns to Henry for guidance as she knows he built a similar solution earlier this year. Chloe has decided to hide the worksheet gridlines and the vertical scroll bar. What does Henry tell her to use to do this? a) Screen Elements dialog boxb) Display Options dialog boxc) Customization dialog boxd) Excel Options dialog box

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Rolando Warner · Answer 1

D) Excel Options dialog box

Explanation:

To customize or configure the settings of the Excel application by hiding the worksheet gridlines and vertical scroll bar, Henry must have told her to make use of the "Excel Options Dialogue Box". It can be found at the "Excel Backstage View". To get here, she needs to click on "File" menu at the upoer left corner where the Excel icon is, then select options she desires to get her customisation done perfectly well.