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| Spreadsheet | A grid-like structure of rows and columns that contain data. |
| Row | Start with numbers; are horizontal (across) |
| Column | Begin with letters; are vertical (up & down) |
| Cell | Intersection of a row and column |
| Cell Address | Letter and number that identify a cell's location |
| Workbook | A file that contains worksheets. |
| Worksheet | A page in a workbook; another name for a spreadsheet |
| Sheet Tab | Bottom of the file; help you to move from worksheet to worksheet. |
| Active Cell | The cell you are working in; outlined in black. |
| Excel | Microsoft's spreadsheet program |
| Name box | ‐ the location below the ribbon where the active cell address appears |
| Formula bar‐ | the location below the ribbon where the contents of the active cell appear |
| Number format‐ | the description of the number formatting within a cell such as General, Accounting, Currency, etc. |
| Sheet‐ | short for ‘worksheet’ / the area made up of cells where data and calculations are entered |
| Workbook‐ | a collection of worksheets |
| Text wrap‐ | a cell format that changes cell contents from one line to more than one line/ results in a narrower cel |
| Fill handle‐ | a “+” that appears at the bottom, right‐hand corner of a cell that carries a formula or other contents of a cell down or across a range of cells |
| Formula‐ | a calculation entered into a cell/ always begins with an = |
| Chart‐ | a graphical representation of data |
| Column chart – | what was typically referred to as a “bar graph” /consists of vertical bars and is used to compare and contrast data/ contains more than one set of data |
| Bar chart‐ | a chart consisting of horizontal bars/ also used to compare and contrast data/ contains more than one set of data |
| Pie chart‐ | a round chart that typically displays percentages or parts of a whole/ contains one set of data |
| Line chart‐ | a chart displaying data in the form of a line with markers placed at specified intervals/ useful in showing trends over time/ contains more than one set of data |
