Module 1.1
This is the default text alignment in a cell.
What is: Left
This function will add together contents from multiple cells.
What is: the SUM function
This type of color option is available by default based on the Theme of the workbook.
What is: a Theme Color
This handy option allows for the copying and pasting of Formats from one or more cells.
What is: the Format Painter
This label describes the column and row in which a cell is located.
What is: a Cell Reference
This diverse menu at the top of the Excel application goes by a name normally associated with decorations.
What is: The Ribbon
This function will count the number of numeric values in a range.
What is: the COUNT function
This type of formatting error occurs if the contents of a cell are too wide to fit on the screen.
What is: the ###### (hashtag) error
This common function allows for finding the mean of a collection of numbers.
What is: the Average Function
This type of sheet contains only a chart that is linked to data within a workbook.
What is: a Chart Sheet
This term is often used when referring to an entire Excel document.
What is: A Workbook
This type of argument in a function is surrounded by brackets.
What is: an Optional Argument
From a File, Bing, and OneDrive are all methods of selecting and inserting this item into a worksheet.
What is: a Background Image
This tool appears whenever you select a range of cells and provides access to the most common tools for data analysis and formatting.
What is: the Quick Analysis Tool
This method of editing a worksheet involves changing its font, size, color, or alignment.
What is: Formatting
This keyboard shortcut is used for Pasting content in Excel.
What is: CTRL+V
This flashy feature allows for instant entering of text based on patterns in the data.
What is: Flash Fill
This term refers to the 10 colors always available regardless of a workbook's theme.
What are: Standard Colors
The default theme applied to a new workbook.
What is: the Office Theme
The method of resizing a worksheet to fit within a single page or set of pages is referred to by this name.
What is: Scaling
A person needing to save or print their document may want to visit this behind-the-scenes view in Excel.
What is: The Backstage View
This is the way that page breaks are indicated in Page Break Preview.
What is: a Dotted Blue Border (or Line)
This group on the Ribbon contains options such as Accounting Number Format, Percent Style, and Increase/Decrease decimal.
What is: the Number Group
A person want to modify page breaks before printing would most likely utilize this view in Excel.
What is: Page Break Preview
Landscape View and Portrait View are examples of this method of modifying a printed page.
What is: Changing Page Orientation