| A | B |
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| rows | these run horizontally on a spreadsheet and are labeled with numbers |
| columns | these run vertically on a spreadsheet and are labeled with letters |
| cells | the intersection of rows and columns in a spreadsheet |
| A11 and AB5 | cell addresses or cell names |
| page orientation | choice to make before printing on which way the information will appear on the paper |
| Fill Right | to copy information from a cell to the cell BESIDE it, use this command |
| cell range | a group of selected cells |
| formula bar or data entry bar | where the information is typed before it is entered into your spreadsheet. |
| tab | enters information into a cell and moves the active cell to the right one cell. |
| shift AND tab key | use this combination of keys to enter information and move the active cell one to the left |
| enter OR return | enters information into a cell and moves the active cell down one cell |
| shift AND enter OR return key | use this combination of keys to enter the information and move the active cell up one |
| worksheets | a spreadsheet may have more than one page to work on. These pages are called ... |
| sum formula | the formula that adds a group of numbers is a ... |
| identifiers or indicators | what the column letter and row number are also known as ... |
| value | a number in a spreadsheet is known as... This is not a formula. |
| label | text in a spreadsheet, not a number |
| sheet tab | identifies a worksheet in a workbook |
| active cell | the cell that you are working on |
| cell | each individual rectangle on a spreadsheet |
| spreadsheet | the grid that is made up of many cells and organizes data |
| label or text, formula, value or number | three different types of data in a spreadsheet |
| equal sign | every formula starts with this. |
| number | used to identify a row's location. |
| letter | used to identify a column's location |
| D4 | 4th column, 4th row |
| B7 | 2nd column, 7th row |
| cell name box | identifies the name of the active cell |
