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Excel中利用工作组模式，可以完成（）功能。 A.对多张工作表中相同区域进行格式设

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题目：

Excel中利用工作组模式，可以完成（）功能。

A.对多张工作表中相同区域进行格式设置

B.对多张工作表进行页面设置

C.打印多张工作表

D.对多张工作表中相同区域输入相同数据

答案：

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参考答案：C

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