A Group of Cells
A Group of Cells
2.EXCEL spreadsheet application and is intended to be used to calculate and analyze numerical information.
3.FORMULA is an equation that performs a calculation using values in the worksheet.
4.TABBED RIBBON MENU SYSTEM is how you navigate Excel and access its various commands.
5.QUICK ACCESS TOOLBAR pinned next to the Microsoft Office button and includes commands such as Undo and
Redo.
6. MS-DOS is a non-graphical command line operating system.
7. CONCATENATE the values of several cells into a single cell and separate them with any delimiter of your choosing
8. TEXT STRINGS OR SIMPLY STRINGS This method is often used to combine a few pieces of text that reside in
different cells or insert a formula-calculated value in the middle of some text.
9. MERGE cells, you "physically" merge two or more cells into a single cell.
10. MICROSOFT OFFICE BUTTON appears at the top of the Excel window.
11. CONCATENATE is replaced with the CONCAT function, which has exactly the same syntax.
12. HORIZONTAL SCROLL BAR It is Located the horizontal scroll bar in the bottom-right corner.
13. CELL ADDRESS, based on the column and row where it is located.
14. CELL RANGE it is a group of cells.
15. BACK SPACE key on your keyboard to delete text and make a correction.
16. CELL REFERENCE cell address is used as part of a formula.
17. CUT command to remove information from one cell, and then paste it into another cell.
18. COPY AND PASTE it is information from one cell to another cell.
19. DRAG AND DROP it is information from one place in the spreadsheet to another location.
20. FILL COLOR it is to feature to format columns and rows and format a worksheet.
21. GENERAL IT IS A default, the numbers appear in the category, which means there is no special formatting.
22. ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCES in a formula always refer to the same cell or cell range in a
formula.
23. ABSOLUTE CELL REFERENCES in a formula always refer to the same cell or cell range in a formula.
24. ZOOM BAR it is located in the bottom-right corner.
25. MICROSOFT EXCEL determines how far to copy cells after the fill handle double click based on the cells referred
to by your formula.
26. SORTING LISTS is a common spreadsheet task that allows you to easily reorder your data.
27. GROUPING is a useful Excel feature that gives you control over how the information is displayed.
28. BLACK MINUS it is a sign, which is the hide detail icon, to collapse the group.
29. BLACK PLUS sign, which is the show detail icon, to expand the group.
30. CELL it is called each rectangle in the worksheet.
31. DELETE KEY to delete the entire contents of a cell.
32. TAB KEY to move to the right of the selected cell.
33. PAGE UP AND PAGE DOWN keys to navigate the worksheet.
34. SAVE AS save the file for the first time or if you'd like to save the file as a different name.
35. COLUMN WIDTH is a specific column measurement.
36. AUTOFIT COLUMN WIDTH to adjust the column so all of the text will fit.
37. ROW HEIGHT it is a specific row measurement.
38. PRINT PREVIEW it is how the spreadsheet will appear before printing.
39. SUBTRACTION SIGN (-) to let excel know that a subtraction operation is to be performed.
40. EQUALS SIGN (=) to let excel know a formula is being defined.
41. FILTERING CELLS or it’s a temporarily hiding; data in a spreadsheet is simple.
42. CONCATENATE FUNCTION in Excel is designed to join different pieces of text together or combine values from
several cells into one cell.
43. THUMBNAIL IMAGES installed templates on your computer appear in the center of the dialog box.
44. F4 KEY this is an easy way to quickly insert an absolute reference.
45. ALT W this is an easy way to quickly show the view command.
46. FORMAT COMMAND in the cells group on the home tab and the menu will appear.
47. BREAK COMMAND it is a select a cell below where you want the break to appear.
48. PAGE UP AND PAGE DOWN KEYS to navigate the worksheet.
49. SAVE it is the file has already been named.
50. PAGE VIEW OPTIONS located in the bottom-right corner.