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AutoFilter | A built-in set of filtering capabilities. |
Auto-outline | A feature that automatically groups selected rows in Excel. |
Boundary | The line between rows or columns. |
Collapse | To condense groups into single-row headings called outlines. |
Criterion | A condition you specify to limit which records are returned when filtering data. The plural of criterion is criteria. |
Data file | An electronic file that stores a series of records in a relatively simple format. |
Database | A comparatively complex system that can store a large amount of related data, which requires a program to be able to assess and render that data. |
Delimiter | A character that separates data entries from one another. |
Document theme | A predefined set of colors, fonts, and effects that can be applied to an entire workbook or to specific items in a workbook. |
Effects | Something that modifies the appearance of an object. |
Filter | A restriction that Excel uses to determine which worksheet rows to display. |
Find command | A command to help you search for certain content. |
Footer | Lines of text that appear at the bottom of each page. |
Freeze | To prevent portions of a worksheet from moving on the screen. |
Gridlines | The lines that display around worksheet cells. |
Grouping | Organizing data so it can be viewed as a collapsible and expandable outline. |
Header | A line of text that appears at the top of each page of a printed worksheet. |
Hide | To make a worksheet invisible. |
Macro | A series of steps you record that you might want to repeat frequently to save time. |
Orientation | The position of the content in a worksheet, so that it prints either vertically or horizontally on a page. |
Outline | Single-row headings. |
Outline Symbol | Symbols that add controls next to the row and column headings to change the view of an outlined worksheet. |
Page Break | A divider that breaks a worksheet into separate pages for printing. |
Page Break Preview | An Excel view in which you can quickly adjust automatic page breaks to achieve a more desirable printed document. |
Pane | A portion of a divided window. |
Parse | To separate into components. Also, to interpret character by character. |
Quick format | Predefined formatting in Excel that enables you to apply an elaborate format that makes a table look sleek and professional. |
Replace command | An Excel feature that allows you to add content to a text box and replace any matches Excel finds. |
Scaling | Shrinking or stretching printed output to a percentage of its actual size. |
Slicer | One of the ways to filter a table so that it shows only records containing a certain object. |
Subtotal | The sum of values that are grouped together. |
Table | A range of cells in a worksheet that contains related data and can be used by a lookup function. |
Transposing | Changes your cell data to change orientation. |
Unhide | To make a worksheet visible again. |
Validation | A feature in Excel that ensures data is entered correctly, before it is processed incorrectly. |
Watermark | Text or a picture that appears in the background of a document; it is similar to a sheet background in Excel. |
White space | The empty area of a document in which no content appears. |