Free Microsoft MO-211 Actual Exam Questions - Question 10 Discussion

A. Using “Clear” is the easiest way to remove filters from columns without messing with sorting or other functions. The other options don’t actually undo the filter.

Makes sense to skip B and C, A really is the simple “undo” for filters here. A

A/B? The Advanced Filter is about applying special filters, not removing them, so B seems off. Clear (A) is simpler and actually removes filtering, so that’s my pick here.

Maybe A makes the most sense since Advanced Filter applies new filters but doesn't remove existing ones. Clear gets rid of filters completely, which fits the question best.

Guessing D doesn’t make sense since Find and Replace deals with text, not filters. Sort (C) changes order but doesn’t remove filters either. Between the options, Clear (A) is the most straightforward way to remove filters, even if it clears them all at once. Advanced Filter (B) is for setting up complex filters, so it’s unlikely to remove an existing filter. So I’d rule out B, C, and D, and stick with A as the best fit here.

A, since Advanced Filter is for applying complex filters, not removing them.

A/B? A clears all filters but doesn’t target one column specifically. B is usually for setting filters, but maybe it could be used to reset or remove a filter from a single column? Still not sure though.

Option B doesn’t remove filters but sets up a more complex filter, so it’s not really about clearing. The “Sort” function (C) just rearranges data, doesn’t affect filters either. “Find and Replace” (D) is totally unrelated to filtering — it’s for editing cell content. So even if A clears all filters, none of the other options actually remove a filter from a column. Since the question asks about removing a filter, A still fits best despite clearing everything, because the others don’t do that at all.

It’s A because the Clear function is designed to remove filters entirely, even if it affects the whole sheet. None of the other options actually remove filters, so A makes the most sense here.

A. The “Clear” function is the straightforward way to remove filters, even if it clears all columns, not just one. The other options don’t really deal with removing filters directly—Advanced Filter is for filtering, Sort just rearranges data, and Find and Replace doesn’t affect filters at all. So A makes the most practical sense here.

A vs B here. B seems off since Advanced Filter is for complex criteria, not really for removing filters. A is the only one that directly talks about clearing filters even if it clears all columns, which still effectively removes the filter on the specific column too. C and D are unrelated to filtering removal. So A makes the most sense despite clearing all filters at once.

A, but does it clear all filters or just one column?