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This document defines key vocabulary terms related to Excel spreadsheets including: spreadsheet, cell, column, workbook, range, clipboard, point size, formula bar, highlight, name box, fill, and splitting. It provides brief explanations of each term and what they refer to in the context of Excel worksheets.
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This document defines key terms related to Excel spreadsheets including grid, cell, column, row, workbook, worksheet, and range. A grid contains rows and columns with cells at each intersection. Columns are vertical and labeled at the top, while rows run horizontally. A workbook contains related worksheets, and a worksheet is a collection of cells. A range refers to a selected group of connected cells.
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The spreadsheet consists of rows and columns that allow you to create, edit, and save data. A worksheet is a single sheet of cells in Excel, with a default of 3 worksheets per new workbook. The workbook stores the worksheets and holds important data. Cells are the rectangular areas where data is entered and displayed, identified by their column letter and row number references. Formulas and functions, which begin with an equals sign, are used to perform calculations within cells. The ribbon displays tabs that provide formatting and functionality options in Excel.
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Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet application developed by Microsoft for creating and formatting spreadsheets. Spreadsheets allow information to be organized in rows and columns and analyzed using automatic mathematics. Excel workbooks can contain multiple worksheets which are made up of a grid of cells organized into rows and columns where data can be stored and analyzed using formulas. Excel offers various features for working with spreadsheets including formatting options, functions, charts and more.
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This document provides definitions for common Excel worksheet terms including the formula bar, highlight, name box, rotated text, style, fill, freezing, splitting, formulas, and the point-and-click method for constructing formulas. It explains features like the formula bar displays formulas, the highlight indicates the active cell, the name box shows the cell reference, and formulas calculate new values from existing data on the worksheet.
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This document is a handbook for basic Excel tasks. It contains 4 parts that cover background information, Excel 101 tasks, formatting and appearance, and tips for working efficiently. Key topics include Excel terminology, inserting and deleting rows and columns, formatting cells, sorting data, adding headers and footers, and printing options. The handbook is intended as a reference for users who will view and print Excel reports.
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spreadsheet.ppt
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- 2. Vocabulary • Spreadsheet- Grid of rows and columns containing the text, and formulas; the purpose is to solve problems that involve numbers • Cell- Intersection of a row and column in a worksheet or table • Column- Appears vertically in a worksheet and are identified by letters at the top of the worksheet window
- 3. Vocabulary Workbook- Collection of related worksheets in Excel Range- Selected group of cells on a worksheet identified by the cell in the upper left corner and the cell in the lower right corner, separated by a colon Clipboard- An area of memory that temporarily stores the last cut or copied selection
- 4. Vocabulary • Point size- Measures the height of fonts and numbers • Formula bar- Appears directly below the toolbar in the worksheet • Highlight- Entry point of a worksheet • Name box- Area on the left side of the worksheet formula bar that identifies the cell reference of the active cell
- 5. Vocabulary • Fill- Copies data into the cell (s) adjacent to the original • Splitting- Divides an Excel screen into two or for parts.