| A | B |
|---|
| Comment | Describes the function of a cell, sheet, or workbook |
| =Now() | Displays today's date in a cell |
| Date series | Series of Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, etc. |
| Linear series | Series of numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. |
| CTRL + S | Shortcut keys to save a template or file |
| Period (.) | Format code to display a decimal point in a number |
| Number sign (#) | Serves as a digit placeholder in format codes |
| Normal | Style assigned to all cells in a new workbook |
| Limited by memory of computer | Number of worksheets you can have in a workbook |
| Three | By default number of worksheets in a workbook |
| Formula, Function, & Format | Items that can be used to drill an entry thru a workbook |
| Formula | Paste option to copy formulas only |
| Paste Values | Paste option to paste values only, not formulas or formats |
| Transpose | Paste option that switch content from columns to rows |
| Move Chart | Button on Design tab to move chart to a new sheet |
| Brace, Arrow, Textbox | Can be used to annotate other objects in a worksheet or chart |
| .75 inches | Default top and bottom margins |
| Shift key | Used to select contiguous sheets when summing numbers |
| Blue | Color of page break boundaries when in Page Break preview |
| PDF | File format to distribute an electronic version of Excel |
| Find | Command used to locate a string |
| Replace | Command used to locate one string and replace with another |
| .XLTX | File extension of a template file |
