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91 Cards in this Set
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excel stores speadsheets in files called...
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workbooks
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Name box displays
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the cell reference of the active cell
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what-if analysis
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you change one or more values in the spreadsheet and then assess the effect those changes have on the calculated values
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chart sheet contains...
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an excel chart that proves a visual representation of worksheet data
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cell reference
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each cell within a worksheet is identified by..., which indicates its column and row location
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planning analysis sheet
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before beginning to enter data, this helps me develop a plan
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text data
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is any combination of letters, numbers and symbols that form words and sentences, also referred to as text string
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auto complete
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helps making entering repetitive text easier
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point
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equivalent to pixels, 1/72 of an inch
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clearing vs deleting
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clearing removes only data, delete removes data and cells
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cell range
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a group of cells, can be either adjacent or nonadjacent
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status bar
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indicates whether one is in edit mode or ready mode
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range reference
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indicates the location and size of the cell range
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operators
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a formula is written using... that combine different values, resulting in a single value that is then displayed within the cell
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arithmetic operators
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perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and exponentiation
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order of precedence
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a set of predefined rules used to determine the sequence in which operators are applied in a calculation
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function
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a named operation that returns a value, such as SUM(A1:A10)
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search string/replacement string
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the find command to locate a string of characters or replace text with new characters
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formula view
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Ctrl+ keys
changes the view so you can analyze the formulas |
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scaling
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reduces the width and the height of the printout to fit the number of pages you specify by shrinking the text size as needed
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typeface 58
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a specific design of a set of characters, including letters, numbers, punctuation marks and symbols
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formatting
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a process of changing a workbook's appearance by defining the fonts, styles, colors and decorating features
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theme
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a collection of formats for text, colors, images and graphical effects
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protection 77
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provides options for locking or hiding cells to prevent other users from modifying their content
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header
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information that appears in the top margin of each printed page, it includes summary information such as the file name and the date
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print titles
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information that appears on every printed page, by specifying rows or columns to repeat on the top or left of each page; use the Print Titles button the page layout tab to do this
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banded rows
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displays alternate rows in an excel table with different fill colors
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footer
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information that is printed in the bottom margin o each printed page
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conditional format
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applies formatting only when a cell's value meets a specified condition. This is often used to help analyze data
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excel table
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a range of data cells can be treated as a distinct object in a worksheet
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legend
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a key that shows each color used in the worksheet and what it means (specific to conditional formatting)
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hiding worksheet data 101
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cells group=format-hide & unhide
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print area
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Page Break Preview
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automatic page breaks 103
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continue printing the remaining worksheet content of successive pages
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manual page breaks
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specify exactly where the page breaks occur
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creating page headers and footers
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page 105
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defining the page margins
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functions
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organized by the category in the function library group 116
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absolute reference
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remains fixed when the cell formula is copied to a new location, and has $ in front of the column letter and the row number. $D$5 is the absolute reference to cell D5
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relative reference
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interpreted in relation to the location of the cell containing the formula
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required arguments
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in bold, are needed for the function to return value
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arguments
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numbers, text, or cell references used by the function to return a value
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optional arguments 117
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not required for the function to return a value
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mixed reference
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contains an absolute row or an absolute column. This could be $N20 or N$20
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using relative references
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using absolute references
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using mixed references
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125
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working with functions
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127
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excel functions category
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128
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nested functions
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function that is placed inside another function 130
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logical function
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works with statements that are either true or false
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financial function
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related to monetary calculations, such as loans and payments
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date function
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inserts or calculates dates and times
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IF function
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logical function that tests a condition and then returns one value if the condition is true and another value if the condition is false 138
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PMT function
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calculates the amount of a monthly loan payment 138
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autofill
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copies content and formats from a cell or range into an adjacent dell or range 139
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fill handle
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appears in the lower-right corner of a selected cell or range 139
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entering data and formulas with auto fill
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using auto handle
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auto fill
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working with logical functions
IF functions |
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working with date functions
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working with financial functions
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using the PMT function
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embedded chart
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object in a worksheet
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data source
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series name
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the first row of the data range, identifies the data series
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data series
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the range of values that is plotted as a single unit on the chart
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category values
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group or categories that the series values belong to
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chart area
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contains the chart and all of the other chart elements
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chart title
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descriptive label or name for the chart
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plot area
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part of the chart that contains the graphical representation of the data series
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legend
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rectangular area that indicates the data markers associated with the data series
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tick marks
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identify the units at regular intervals on the chart axis
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data marker
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each value in a data series is represented by a data marker such as a column or pie slice
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creating an excel chart
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moving a chart to a different worksheet
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creating a column chart
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displays values in different categories as columns
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inserting a column chart
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formatting the chart columns
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sparkline 192
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a graph that is displayed within a cell. You can create line, column, and win/loss sparklines
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data bar
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conditional format that adds a horizontal bar to the background of a cell proportional in length to the cell's value
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line chart
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displays data values using a connected line rather than columns or bars
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gridlines
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extend the values of the major or minor tick marks across the plot area
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combination chart
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combines two or more excel chart types into a single graph. this chart combines a column chart and line chart
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line chart
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setting labels units
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editing and revising chart data
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creating a combination chart
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creating a 3-D chart
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creating a chart sheet
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