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| Spreadsheet | A row and column arrangement of data used to enter, calculate, manipulate, and analyze numbers. They are used to prepare budgets, financial statements, and inventory management. They are also used to make forecasts. |
| Cell | The intersection of a column and a row in a worksheet, datasheet, or table |
| Row | Horizontal sections of a spreadsheet. Identified by a number. |
| Column | Vertical sections of a spreadsheet. Identified by a letter. |
| Label | Entry that contains both text and numerical information that is not used in calculations |
| Cell Address | The location of a cell, expressed by a cells coordinates. |
| Y-axis | The vertical axis in a chart. |
| Worksheet | In spreadsheet software, a page composed of columns and rows that create cells at their intersection; you type data and formulas into cells. |
| Gridlines | Evenly spaced, horizontal and/or vertical lines used in a worksheet or chart to make it easier to read. |
| Formula | Statement that performs a calculation. |
| Value | A number entered on a spreadsheet. |
| Active Cell | A selected cell in an excel worksheet |
| X-axis | The horizontal axis in a chart. |
| Cell Pointer | Dark retangular box that outlines the active cell |
| Column Heading | Shaded boxes located at the top of each column in a worksheet that contains letters identifying each column, such as A, B |
| Row Heading | The gray box containing the row number to the left of the row in a worksheet. |
| Workbook | A collection of related worksheets contained within a single Excel File |
