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| The primary purpose of a spreadsheet program like Excel is to solve problems that involve these. | numbers |
| This appears directly below the toolbar in the worksheet. | the formula bar |
| If you want to move the cursor to cell A1 you should press what on your keyboard. | Ctrl+Home |
| Worksheet cells may contain these. | numbers, text or graphics |
| In order to replace the contents of a cell you must first do this and then key in the new data. | select the cell |
| This command will update the latest version of your open file. | Save |
| You can change the default settings for printing this. | a worksheet |
| You can choose to print this. | all or part of a worksheet |
| In Excel, a collection of worksheets is referred to as a: | workbook |
| The intersection of a worksheet column and row is a: | cell |
| A group of cells that touch each other and form a rectangle are a: | range |
| The following will clear data from a highlighted cell: | press the delete key; press the backspace key; choose Clear from the Edit menu |
| This term describes a cell that is ready for data entry: | active cell |
| This menu contains the Save As command: | File |
| When Excel starts, a blank worksheet titled this appears on the screen: | Book1 |
| To move to the last cell containing data, you should press this: | Ctrl + End |
| Press this key to remove data from the selected cell: | Delete |
| To edit data in a cell, select the cell and press this key, referred to as the Edit key. | F2 |
| To make a worksheet appear on screen | Choose Open from the File menu |
| To save a workbook on a disk under its current name | Choose Save from the File menu |
| To save a workbook on a disk under a new name | Choose Save As from the File menu |
| To move the highlight to a cell | Choose Go To from the Edit menu |
| To produce a paper copy of a worksheet | Choose Print from the File menu |
