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Graves Spreadsheet Vocabulary

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An application or program, useful for calculating and relating data.   Spreadsheet  
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Used to reference the cells in a spreadsheet.   Address  
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Usually made up of column letters along the top and row numbers down the side.   Address  
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Information coded into a suitable form for computer input, processing, and output.   Data  
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Anything that is a number.   Numeric  
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Text in a cell. Cannot be calculated, just sorted.   Label  
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A calculation entered by the user for the data in the spreadsheet. e.g. =(A6+A7)-A5   Formula  
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Make it easier to put sophisticated calculations into the worksheet and make the long, laborious calculations quick and accurate. e.g. =SUM (C6:C12)   Function  
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A numerical result of a formula or function.   Value  
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A place where you can enter data in a spreadsheet.   Cell  
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The intersection of a row and column.   Cell  
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Two cell references usually separated by a colon. (A23:C42)   Cell Range  
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Horizontal cells on a spreadsheet (in one line).   Row  
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Vertical cells on a spreadsheet (in one line).   Column  
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To define the visual appearance of the value of a cell, block, row, column, or the entire spreadsheet.   Format  
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To place the information in the order you want it to be.   Sort  
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A diagrammatic representation of data.   Graph  
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A form of graph which represents numeric values as segments of a circle.   Pie Chart  
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A form of graph in which numeric values are represented by horizontal or vertical rectangles.   Bar Chart  
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An axis-type graph in which data points are joined by a line.   Line Graph  
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To eliminate items of data from analysis based on one or more criteria   Filter  
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In order from small numbers to larger numbers, or from a to z (alphabetical)   Ascending Order  
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In order from large numbers to smaller numbers, or from z to a (reverse alphabetical)   Descending Order  
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