According to the question, Rick wants the sheet tabs of the sheets containing charts to appear in

red color. In order to accomplish the task,he will take the following steps:

1.Select the sheets containing charts.

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2.Right-click on the sheet tabs. Choose the Tab Color option from the shortcut menu.

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Answer options A and D are incorrect. These steps will not affect the appearance of the sheet tabs.

Answer option C is incorrect. This is an invalid answer option.

A data table is used to see all the outcomes in one place. It is defined as a type of what-if

analysis tools. It is used if a user has a formula that uses one or two variables or multiple

formulas that all use one common variable. It is used to examine a range of possibilities at a

glance and since the user focuses on only one or two variables, results are easy to read and share

in tabular form. If automatic recalculation is enabled, it is possible to recalculate the data in

data tables immediately and as a result, the user always gets fresh data.

Answer option D is incorrect. A scenario is defined as a type of what-if analysis tools. It is a

set of values saved by Excel and can be substituted automatically in cells on a worksheet. A user

can create and save different groups of values on a worksheet and then switch to any of these new scenarios to view different results. Scenario reports are not automatically recalculated. If the

user changes the values of a scenario, those changes will not be displayed in an existing summary report and he must create a new summary report to show the reflection of the changed report.

Answer option A is incorrect. Goal Seek is defined as a type of what-if analysis tools. It is used

if a user knows the result that he wants from a formula, but he is not sure what input value the

formula needs to get that result. It works with only one variable input value.

Answer option B is incorrect. The Solver add-in is used if a user knows the result that he wants

from a formula, but he is not sure what input value the formula needs to get that result. It is

used for more than one input value. It works with a group of cells related to the formula in the

objective cell.