Question

todd overwrote data in a spreadsheet cell, then realized he needed it. he used the undo feature to change it back to the original value. then he decided that he wanted the newer value after all. how can todd most quickly redisplay the newer value? a delete the original value and re - enter the newer value. b use the redo feature. c use the undo feature again. d highlight the cell and press ctrl+x.

Explanation:

In spreadsheet software, the Redo feature is used to reverse an Undo operation and restore the action that was undone. Todd first overwrote data (newer value), then Undo - ed to get the original value, and now wants the newer value back. The Redo feature is the appropriate tool here. Option A is inefficient as re - entering is not quick. Option C (Undo again) would take him further from the newer value. Option D (CTRL + X) is for cutting, not related to restoring the overwritten value.

Answer:

B. Use the Redo feature.