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Lesson 4: Using Tables with Microsoft Office 2007

AB
AscendingA sort order that arranges data from alphabetically (A–Z) or numerically (1, 2, 3).
AutofitA feature that adjusts the formatting of text or data to fit in a certain space.
BorderGraphic lines that can be used to separate headers, footers, or columns, or to outline a text box or other object.
CellThe intersection of a row and column.
ColumnText separated vertically on a page or in an article into two or more parallel paths. In a table, a collection of vertical cells
Contextual TabA tab available on the Ribbon only when certain actions or selections are made, which provides context- and task-specific tools and buttons
DescendingA sort order that arranges data from alphabetically (Z–A) or numerically (3, 2, 1).
Draw TableA tool that allows you to use a pointer to choose the position and size of table cells by drawing them.
EmbeddingPasting data or objects into a destination file without any connection to the source.
EraserA tool used to merge cells in a table.
Formula: A combination of operators, function words, numbers, or cell references used to perform a calculation.
HeaderA row or column that describes the data.
IntegrateTo use data from one application in a file created in another application.
LinkingConnecting data or an object between two files so that changes you make in one are reflected in both.
MergeTo combine multiple adjacent cells into one.
OrientationThe direction of text
Quick TablesPreformatted tables, such as calendars, you can insert in a document.
RealignmentChanging relationship of data to the border of a page, slide, cell, or text box.
RowA collection of horizontal cells.
ShadingFormatting an area of text with grayed or colored tint.
SplitTo add a divider and create multiple cells from one.
TableInformation organized in horizontal rows and vertical columns. In Excel, an area that can be formatted, sorted, or filtered independently of the rest of the worksheet.
Table StylesA feature used to apply formatting including shading, borders, and fonts to an entire table at once.


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