Excel is an application used to perform numeric calculations, analyze data, and present results. It contains worksheets made up of cells organized into rows and columns that can hold numbers, text, formulas, or a combination. Each cell is identified by its row and column address. Users can enter or edit data directly into cells or with formulas and select ranges of multiple cells to perform actions on groups of cells at once.

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2.  An application you use to perform numeric calculations
and to analyze and present numeric data.
 We will be working with Excel, but there are other
programs such as Quatro-Pro.

3.  The electronic spreadsheet you work in.

4.  This is the file that the worksheet is contained in.

5.  Displays the active cell address.
Name
Box

6.  Allows you to enter or edit data in the worksheet.
Formula
Bar

7.  Are labeled alphabetically and can contain a total
of 16,384 columns
Columns

8.  Labeled numerically and can contain a total of
1,048, 576rows
Row

9.  The intersection of a column and a row; can
contain text, numbers, formulas, or a combination
of all three
Cell

10.  The cell in which you are working. The cell is
outlined.
Active
Cell

11.  Are locatedbelow the worksheet grid and let you switch from sheet
to sheet in a workbook. By default, workbook file contains three
worksheets, but you can have as many as 255.
Sheet
Tab

12.  use these to move around in a document that is
too large to fit on the screen at once.
Scroll
Bars

13.  selection of two or more cells such as B5:B14; you select a range
when you want to perform an action on a group of cells at once,
such as moving them or formatting them
Range

14.  A built-in formula; includes the arguments as well
as cell references and other unique information
Function