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| A reference in a cell that does not change when copied to another cell. | Absolute Cell Reference |
| A thick border will appear where data is to be entered into the Active Cell. | Active Cell |
| A value, cell reference, range or text that acts as an operand in a function formula. | Argument |
| Sort alphabetically from A to Z and numerically from the lowest to the highest number. | Ascending Order |
| A command that allows you to copy data from one cell to another. | AutoFill |
| Format cells with predetermined attributes. | AutoFormat |
| This feature allows you to identify a range of cells and enter a formula. | AutoSum |
| Identifies the location of each cell in a Worksheet. | Cell Reference |
| An intersection of a Row and Column. | Cell |
| This command allows the user to change chart features. | Chart Options |
| Used to design a graphical representation of data. | Chart Wizard |
| Vertical line of cells identified by letters. | Column |
| When the value in a cell meets a certain criteria, new formatting will appear. | Conditonal Formatting |
| A label that provided additional information about a data marker. | Data Labels |
| Sort alphabetically from Z to A and numerically from the highest to the lowest number. | Descending Order |
| A chart created on the same sheet as the data used in the chart. | Embedded Chart |
| Small square in the bottom right corner of an active cell in a worksheet. | Fill Handle |
| Displays the Active Cell and its contents. | Formula Bar |
| Names a function instead of using operators to calculate a result. | Formula Function |
| Always beginning with an = sign, an equation used to calculate values. | Formula |
| Allows user to select data that remains visible when scrolling in a sheet. | Freeze Panes |
| Lines you add to a chart to make it easier to view data. | Gridlines |
| Combine data within a group of cells. | Merge |
| Number or cell reference. | Operand |
| A symbol that tells Excel what mathematical operation to perform with the operands. | Operator |
| A group of cells. | Range |
| A cell used in a formula. | Reference |
| Cell reference that is adjusted when the formula is copied or moved to a new location | Relative Cell Reference |
| Horizontal lines of cells identified by numbers. | Row |
| A command that allows the user to manually control a linear or growth trend to fill in the values. | Series |
| A grid of rows and columns containing numbers, text and formats. | Spreadsheet |
| describe large quantities of data. Excel offers several types of functions. | Statistical Functions |
| An Excel file. Each Workbook is divided into several Worksheets and charts. | Workbook |
| what a spreadsheet is called in Excel. | Worksheet |
| A line, usually along the bottom of a chart showing labels. | X-Axis |
| A line, usually along the left side of a chart showing values for the data series. | Y-Axis |
