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3-D cell reference | Formula reference that combines specified data from multiple worksheets in a workbook |
Absolute cell reference | Cell reference that remains constant and does not change when copied or moved to a different location |
Active cell | Cell that is surrounded by a dark border |
Cell | Intersection of a column and row |
Cell pointer | Cross-shaped pointer that appears when the mouse pointer is over a cell |
Conditional formatting | Formats applied to a range of values to identify a specific condition or variances in the range |
Filtering | Locating and working with a subset of data in a worksheet |
Formula | Set of instructions for calculating values in cells |
Formula bar | Displays the content of the active cell |
Function | Predefined formula that performs a calculation in a particular order, using specific values |
Number | Constant value that can include numeric characters as well as arithmetic operators, decimals, and percent and currency symbols |
PivotTable | Interactive table in which you can view and calculate data in different ways, allowing for different interpretations of the data |
Range | Two or more contiguous cells selected in a worksheet |
Relative cell reference | Cell reference that changes relative to the cell to which the content is being copied or moved |
Sheet tab | Displays the name of each worksheet in the workbook |
Slicer | Filter buttons inserted in a PivotTable for fast filtering and easy identification of how the table is filtered |
Sparkline | A miniature chart (line, column, or win/loss) that displays in a cell and is used to show valuable information in little space |
Text | Any combination of numbers, spaces, and non-numeric characters |
Theme | Set of predesigned colors, fonts, and effects that can be applied to a workbook |
Worksheet | Grid of vertical columns and horizontal rows in which data is entered |