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| A memory area of the computer where data is stored temporarily | office clipboard |
| An accounting record that keeps track of the increases and decreases for one item in a business | account |
| A group of cells in a row, column, or block | range |
| Contains all the accounts of a business | general ledger |
| Automatically enters a built-in formula to find the total of a group of cells | autosum |
| People who owe the business money | accounts receivable |
| The cell ranges that supply the data for the formula | function arguments |
| A built-in formula that performs a special calculation automatically | function |
| The people to whom the business owes money | accounts payable |
| A chronological record of business events or transactions | Journal |
| Bills that are sent out each month | account statement |
| Once you have set formulas for text or values, you can copy formats from cell to the other by using this | format painter |
| When employees travel on company business, the company refunds their expenses | reimburse |
| After a trip, employees must submit all expenses and receiepts for reimbursement with this | expense report |
| Equations or instructions you use to calculate values on the worksheet | formulas |
| A list of numbers or text that is in a sequential arrangement that can be produced using autofill | series |
| The number of dependents and marital status of employees, which is used for payroll tax calculations | tax status |
| A form used to calculate the salaries, taxes, and net pay due each employee for the pay period | payroll register |
| To move data by selecting the range and dragging it to the paste location | drag and drop |
| A red triangle appears in the top corner of the cell to indicate the presence of one of these | cell comment |
| The small square at the bottom right of the cell to copy | fill handle |
| The fx button that enters functions into formulas automatically | insert function button |
