What happens when you click Accept in the Changes group?

What happens when you click Accept in the Changes group?

• A. The current change is rejected.
• B. All changes are accepted.
• C. The current change is accepted and you move to the next change.
• D. The document is saved.

Answer: (C)

When you click Accept in the Changes group, the current tracked edit is applied to the document and the markup for that edit is removed. After accepting, Word automatically moves you to the next tracked change so you can continue reviewing without extra clicks. This action updates the document with that change, but it doesn’t save the file by itself, and it doesn’t deal with all changes at once unless you choose the broader option to accept all changes.

When you click Accept in the Changes group, the current tracked edit is applied to the document and the markup for that edit is removed. After accepting, Word automatically moves you to the next tracked change so you can continue reviewing without extra clicks. This action updates the document with that change, but it doesn’t save the file by itself, and it doesn’t deal with all changes at once unless you choose the broader option to accept all changes.