Excel 1 -U1&U2 Flashcards

increase comprehension and application of technical vocabulary

1
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outlined by a bold rectangle; information is entered here

A

active cell

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2
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intersection of a row and column

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cell

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3
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starts at the top of the sheet and goes to the bottom of the sheet; identified by a letter

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column

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4
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indicates the current cell that is active; can change the location of active cell by typing here

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Name Box

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5
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starts at the left edge of the sheet and goes to the right edge of the sheet; identified by a number

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row

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6
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spreadsheet file; contains many sheets or pages

A

workbook

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7
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one sheet or page in a file; where information is entered

A

worksheet

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8
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default view–how worksheet opens up

A

Normal view

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9
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automatically divides worksheet into pages

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Page Layout view

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10
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see an overview of worksheet; helps separate worksheet into different pages

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Page Break view

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11
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Click the column heading (Letter name); selects the entire column

A

Selecting a column

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12
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Click the row heading (number name); selects the entire row

A

Selecting a row

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13
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select multiple cells with mouse

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Click and drag method

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14
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select multiple cells by clicking first cell, hold shift button and click last cell

A

Shift key method

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15
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select multiple cells by clicking on first cell, hold control key, click on cells you want to select

A

Control key method

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16
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keyboard shortcut for Copy

A

Ctrl + C

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17
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keyboard shortcut for Bold

A

Ctrl + B

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18
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keyboard shortcut for Italics

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Ctrl + I

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19
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keyboard shortcut for Paste

20
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keyboard shortcut for Cut

21
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keyboard shortcut for Undo

22
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how text is positioned in cell; left, center, right

23
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forces text too wide for cell to fit inside cell and be readable

24
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information contained in a cell

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cell content

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pieces of info that describe appearance of cell content; examples--font size, font color
format attributes
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line between rows or columns; mouse changes to line with 2 arrows
boundary
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left to right measurement of column
column width
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top to bottom measurement of row
row height
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blinking cursor inside cell; changes can be made to cell content
edit mode
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deletes format from selected cell
Clear Formats
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deletes cell content
Clear Contents
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deletes content and format; button looks like an eraser
Clear All
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insert
add
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delete
remove
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cancels the current command
Escape button
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equation that is entered into a cell
equation
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first character in a cell that tells Excel there is a calculation, formula or function to perform
equal sign, =
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values or data used in a formula; numbers
operands
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symbols used to tell what type of calculation to perform
operators
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uses the cell name (A2) in the formula; tells Excel to use the value in the cell in the formula/function
cell reference
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predefined formula
function
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cell information to be used in function calculation; contained in parentheses
arguments
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adds all values in a range of cells
SUM function
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sums cells in a range then dividing by number of cells in the range
AVERAGE function
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counts the cells with numerical values in a range of cells; blank cells are ignored
COUNT function
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finds the largest value in a range of cells
MAX function
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finds the smallest value in a range of cells
MIN function