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Unit 1 Spreadsheet
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| grid of rows and columns that can store and manipulate data | spreadsheet |
| vertical and identifies by letters | columns |
| horizontal and identified by numbers | rows |
| intersection of these rows and columns | cells |
| entry point of a spreadsheet | highlight |
| lines in spreadsheets that form cells | grids |
| allows you quick and easy access | ribbon |
| cell that is currently available for use access also the highlighted cell | active cell |
| an area on the spreadsheet that identifies the location of the active cell contains address of active cell | cell reference block or name block |
| a line in a spreadsheet that you can make changes to data in a cell | edit line |
| is the line in a spreadsheet where you can enter data into a cell | entry line |
| the line in a spreadsheet where you can enter a formula in a cell | formula bar |
| a group of cells that can be manipulated together | range |
| data that appear in form of numbers | values |
| data that appear in alphabetic for | labels |
| mathematical expressions that use values in a spreadsheet in calculations | formulas |
| a reference to a cell in a formula that will adjust when it is copied from one cell to another | relative cell reference |
| reference to a cell in a formula that will not adjust when it is copied from one cell to another ($) | absolute cell reference |
| are special formulas that do not use operators to calculate a result | functions |
| (+-*/) are symbols that indicate what math function will be performed | math operators |
| Operands are numbers or cell references used in a formula ex b12 | operands |