| A | B |
|---|
| A graphical representation of worksheet data. | Chart |
| The best way to represent data groups that are part of a whole. | Pie Chart |
| A good choice for representing trends over a period of time. | Line Chart |
| Represented by a circle divided into portions. | Pie Chart |
| Arrange All command | Allows you to view multiple workbooks at the same time. |
| The lines that establish a relationship between data in a chart. | Axes |
| Useful when you want to print a chart next to the data the chart illustrates. | Embedded charts |
| Produces a "cloud" of data points not connected by lines. | Scatter chart |
| A reference to the same cell or range in multiple worksheets that you use in a formula. | 3-D cell reference |
| A collection of worksheets. | workbook |
| The sheet that appears on the screen | active sheet |
| Appear at the bottom of the workbook window and identify the worksheets withing the workbook. | sheet tabs |
| =Sheet!2D10 | Inserts the value in D10 of Sheet2 |
| =Sheet3!D10+Sheet3!D11 | Add the values in D10 and D11 of Sheet3 |
| sparkline | A mini chart that is inserted within a cell. |
| The patterns or symbols that identify the different types of data. | legend |
| To rename a chart sheet. | double-click or right-click and rename |
