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| Hyperlink | Command on the Insert Ribbon that creates a link to a web page, picture, email address, or program in a worksheet |
| Clear | Command that deletes data in a cell |
| Format Cells | Dialog box that contains the commands to format information in a specific style, such as an exact date or time |
| Fill Handle | Most efficient way to copy formulas to adjacent cells simultaneously |
| Formula Bar | The "Insert Function" button lies here, next to its window |
| Name Box | The area on the left side of the Formula Bar that shows the cell address of a selected cell |
| Drag and Drop | The process of using the mouse to move or copy cells |
| Fill Series | The default command on the Auto Fill Options Dialog Box (at the end of the series) |
| AutoFit | Tool used to change the width of a column so that the widest entry will fit |
| Fill Handle | The small black square in the lower-right corner of the heavy border of an active cell that repeats the cell's value in adjacent cells |
| Copy | MS Excel's feature that makes an exact replica of the cell data and format while keeping the original cell intact |
| Entry | Data keyed into a cell |
| Row | Contains all information about one element on a worksheet |
| Label | Items in a spreadsheet that can't be manipulated with math, such as column or row headings or sheet titles |
| AutoFill | Command that would allow the user to key large amounts of consecutive information, such as numbers 1-100, easily |
| Cut | Command that removes data from one cell and puts it in another |
| Value | Number, formula, or function data in a cell that can be manipulated using mathematics |
| Cell Styles | Command that quickly formats a cell using predefined information such as font type, color, size, and background. Users can also personalize their cell's look using this. |
| Merged Cell | Cell combined with one or more other cells; often used for titles |
| Format Painter | Copies the style of a selected cell and puts it into (an)other cell(s) |
| Range | Group of cells that together form a rectangle or a square; they are named by the name of the first cell in the upper left corner : last cell in the lower right corner |
