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Google Sheets Date and Time Functions Questions and Answers Flashcards

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  1. What does the TIME(hour, minute, second) function create in Google Sheets?

    Answer: A fractional day value representing a time

    TIME(hour, minute, second) returns a fractional number between 0 and 1 that represents a time of day within Google Sheets' date system.

  2. Which function returns the week number of the year for a given date in Google Sheets?

    Answer: WEEKNUM()

    WEEKNUM(date, [type]) returns the week number within the year for the specified date, with an optional type argument to set the week start day.

  3. Which function returns a date a specified number of workdays after a start date in Google Sheets?

    Answer: WORKDAY()

    WORKDAY(start_date, num_days, [holidays]) returns the date that is a given number of working days from the start date, skipping weekends and optional holidays.

  4. What behavior does NOW() exhibit when a Google Sheets spreadsheet is not actively being edited?

    Answer: It updates only when the file is opened or edited

    NOW() is a volatile function that recalculates each time the spreadsheet is opened, edited, or when a dependent cell changes.

  5. What does the MONTH() function return for the date December 15, 2025?

    Answer: 12

    MONTH(date) returns the month number from 1 (January) to 12 (December), so December 15 returns 12.

  6. Which function converts a time text string like "3:30 PM" into a numeric time value in Google Sheets?

    Answer: TIMEVALUE()

    TIMEVALUE(time_string) parses a text representation of a time and returns its equivalent fractional day number usable in calculations.

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