Which action returns the worksheet to a single view after it has been split into four panes?

Which action returns the worksheet to a single view after it has been split into four panes?

• A. View, Split.
• B. View, Freeze Panes.
• C. Home tab, Format, Hide Sheet.
• D. Data tab, Get Data.

Answer: (A)

Turning off the split view returns you to a single worksheet view. When a worksheet is split into four panes, you’re creating multiple scrollable areas to see different parts at once. To go back to one view, use the Split control on the View tab again—the Split button acts as a toggle, and turning it off removes the four-pane layout. The other options don’t revert the split: Freeze Panes locks headers but doesn’t restore a single pane, Hide Sheet hides a worksheet, and Get Data is for importing data.

Turning off the split view returns you to a single worksheet view. When a worksheet is split into four panes, you’re creating multiple scrollable areas to see different parts at once. To go back to one view, use the Split control on the View tab again—the Split button acts as a toggle, and turning it off removes the four-pane layout. The other options don’t revert the split: Freeze Panes locks headers but doesn’t restore a single pane, Hide Sheet hides a worksheet, and Get Data is for importing data.