Basics
An individual location on a spreadsheet; the intersection of a row and column
What is a cell?
This is applied to spreadsheets to organize and clarify information
What is formatting?
These are the three types of justification
What are left, right, and center?
Formatting feature used to combine two or more cells
What is merge?
This is used to organize, analyze, calculate, and report information
What is a spreadsheet?
These are vertical, identified by the letters of the alphabet
What are columns?
Data presented in this manner is easier to understand
What is uniform and consistent?
This is the default justification for cells formatted as labels
What is left?
The default alignment when cells are merged
A file that contains one or more spreadsheets
What is a workbook?
These are horizontal, identified by numbers
What are rows?
These are used to add identifying information to a spreadsheet, such as your name, date, time of creation, etc.
What are headers and footers?
This is the default justification for cells formatted as values
What is right?
This should be adjusted to fit the longest entry
What is column width?
Name two daily uses of spreadsheets
What is balancing a checkbook, calculating car loans, calculating students grades, household budgets, etc?
What is a cell range?
This can be applied to format information to the left, right, or center
What is justification?
This is the standard justification for titles and column headings
This formatting feature is used to align multi-line text within a cell
What is wrap-text?
These are the two main uses of spreadsheets for business
What are payroll and financial statements?
A cell that is selected and ready to receive information
What is an active cell?
This is used to emphasize subcategories
What is an indent?
Values should be formatted in this manner
What is uniformly?
When the ##### symbols appear in a cell, it indicates this