A built-in formula; includes the argument as well as a cell references and other unique info. 0.
What is Function.
100
Numbers, formulas, and functions that can be used in calculations.
What is Values.
100
Entries that contain text and numerical info. Not used in calculations; help you identify data in worksheets rows and columns.
What is Labels.
100
Selection of 2 or more cells such as B5:B14; you select a range when you want to perform an action on a group of cells at once, such as moving them or formatting them.
What is Range.
100
The bottom left corner of the status bar provides additional info about certain tasks.
What is Mode Indicator.
200
Located at the bottom of the Excel window; provides a brief description of the active command or task in progress.
What is Status Bar.
200
Use these to move around in a document that is too large to fit on the screen at once.
What is Scroll Bar.
200
Below the worksheet grid let you switch from sheet to sheet in a workbook. By default, workbook file contains 3 worksheets, but you can have as many as 255.
What is Sheet Tab.
200
The cell in which you are working.
What is Active Cell.
200
A dark rectangle that outlines the cell in which you are working.
What is Cell Pointer.
300
The intersection of a column and a row; can contain text, numbers, formulas, or a combo of all 3.
What is Cell.
300
Labeled numerically and can contain a total of 1,048 rows.
What is Row.
300
Are labeled alphabetically and can contain a total of 16,384 columns.
What is Columns.
300
Allows you to enter or edit data in the worksheet.
What is Formula Bar.
300
Displays the active cell address.
What is Name Box.
400
Predesigned formatted files.
What is Templates.
400
Any time you use a worksheet to ask the question “what if?” you are performing this analysis.
What is What-if-Analysis.
400
This is the file that the worksheets.
What is Workbook.
400
The electronic spreadsheet you work in.
What is Worksheet.
400
An application you use to perform numeric calculations and to analyze and present numeric data.