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XP Vocabulary Chapter 8

Vocabulary from Microsoft Office XP Professional from Lawrenceville Press.

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Active cellThe selected cell displayed with a bold outline. Data can only be entered into an active cell.
Adjacent cellsCells that are next to each other.
ArgumentData required by a function to perform calculations.
Arrow keysEnters data and then selects the next cell in the direction of the arrow key.
AVERAGEFunction that adds the values of the cells in a range and divides the result by the number of cells in the range.
BoundaryThe bar separating the column letters at the top of the worksheet.
CellThe intersection of a row and column. Each cell can store a single item of data.
Cell referenceThe column letter and row number used to identify a cell, such as B3.
Circular referenceAn error that occurs when a formula references the cell it is stored in.
Column letterLetter at the top of the worksheet used to identify individual columns.
DateData in the form of a calendar date.
Enter keyEnters data and then selects the next cell in the column.
Esc keyCancels data entry and restores the original contents of the cell.
ExcelThe spreadsheet application in Microsoft Office.
Fill handleThe solid square in the lower-right corner of a selected cell that is used to copy the contents of a cell to adjacent cells.
FormulaMathematical statement used to calculate a value. A formula must always begin with an equal sign. For example, =C5+D7+E8 is a formula.
Formula barArea near the top of the worksheet window that displays the contents of the active cell.
FunctionPerforms a calculation that results in a single value. The formula =SUM(B3:B8) contains the SUM function.
GridlinesSolid lines that mark off the rows and columns in a worksheet.
Insertion PointA blinking vertical line that indicates where the next character typed will be placed.
LabelText stored in a cell that cannot be used in calculations.
Name boxLocated near the top of the worksheet window. Displays the cell reference of the active cell.
Order of operationsThe rules Excel uses to evaluate a mathematical expression.
PointingClicking a cell to place its reference in a formula.
RangeSelection of two or more cells.
Relative cell referenceA cell reference that when copied reflects the row or column it has been copied to.
ROUNDFunction that changes a value by rounding it to a specific number of decimal places.
Row numberThe number down the left side of the worksheet used to identify individual rows.
Scroll barsUsed to display rows and columns not currently visible in the worksheet.
Sheet tabsUsed to display the three worksheets in the workbook.
SpreadsheetData displayed in rows and columns.
SUMFunction that adds the values in a range of cells.
Tab keyEnters data and then selects the next cell in the row.
TimeData in the form of a time (i.e., 12:30 PM).
ValueNumeric data that is stored in a cell that can be used in calculations.
WorkbookAn Excel spreadsheet file.
WorksheetSheets in an Excel workbook used to present data in an organized format.
Align Left buttonFormats the active cell as left aligned. Found on the toolbar.
Align Right buttonFormats the active cell as right aligned. Found on the toolbar.
Auto Fill Options buttonDisplayed when the Fill handle is used to copy cell contents.
Bold buttonFormats the active cell as bold. Found on the toolbar.
Cancel buttonCancels data entry and restores the original contents of the cell. Found on the Formula bar.
Cells commandDisplays a dialog box with alignment, font, and number formatting options. Found in the Format menu.
Center buttonFormats the active cell as center aligned. Found on the toolbar.
Close commandCloses a workbook. Found in the File menu. The Close button in the upper-right corner of the workbook can be used instead of the command.
Currency Style buttonApplies the Accounting format to the active cell. Found on the toolbar.
Down commandCopies the cell contents into the selected cells of a column. Found in the Fill submenu in the Edit menu.
Edit in Formula Bar commandPlaces a formula on the Formula bar where it can be edited. Found in the list displayed by clicking the Trace Error button.
Enter buttonEnters data in the active cell. Found on the Formula bar.
Exit commandQuits Excel. Found in the File menu. The Close button in the upper-right corner of the application window can be used instead of the command.
Font boxDisplays a list of fonts to choose from. Found on the toolbar.
Font Size boxDisplays a list of font sizes to choose from. Found on the toolbar.
Format Painter buttonCopies cell formatting. Found on the toolbar.
Ignore Error commandRemoves the Trace Error button and the triangle from the worksheet. Found in the list displayed by clicking the Trace Error button.
Italic buttonFormats the active cell as italic. Found on the toolbar.
New Office Document commandDisplays the New Office Document dialog box. Found in the Start menu.
Open Office Document commandDisplays the Open Office Document dialog box. Found in the Start menu.
Open commandDisplays a dialog box used to open an existing workbook. Found in the File menu. The Open button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.
Page Setup commandDisplays a dialog box with options for printing gridlines and row and column headings and creating a header or footer. Found in the File menu.
Percent Style buttonFormats the active cell as percentage with no decimal places. Found on the toolbar.
Print commandDisplays a dialog box used to print a worksheet. Found in the File menu. The Print button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.
Print Preview commandDisplays a worksheet as it will appear when printed. Found in the File menu. The Print Preview button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.
Right commandCopies the cell contents into the selected cells of a row. Found in the Fill submenu in the Edit menu.
Save commandSaves a workbook. Found in the File menu. The Save button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.
Trace Error buttonDisplays a list of options for correcting an error. Displayed when clicking a cell that contains an error.
Undo commandRestores the previous action. Found in the Edit menu. The Undo button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.
Underline buttonFormats the active cell as underlined. Found on the toolbar.


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