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19 Cards in this Set
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AutoFormat
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An Excel tool that enables you to quickly filter or sort data.
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Font
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A set of characters that uses the same typeface, style, and size.
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Font size
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Determined by point size, which is a unit of measurement equal approximately to 1/172 of an inch.
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Font style
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Various ways the fonts can be displayed, such as regular, italic, bold, or bold italic.
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Footer
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Text printed at the bottom of every page.
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Format Painter
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A button located on the Standard toolbar that, when selected, copies a format from one cell range to another.
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Formatting
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The process of changing the appearance of data in your workbook without changing the data itself.
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General number format
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Default number format that automatically displays numbers, for the most part, the same way you enter them.
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Gridline
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A line that extends across the plot area indicating the location of tick marks on the chart’s horizontal vertical axes. (charts).
-A visual cue for the layout of the cells in a worksheet. (worksheets). |
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Header
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Text printed in the top margin of every page.
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Margin
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The space between the page content and the edges of the page.
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Page break
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Location in a worksheet that determines where a new page begins.
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Page break preview
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Displays a view of the worksheet as it is divided up into pages. Anything outside of the printed area is grayed out.
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Point
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A unit of measurement used in printing and is equal to approximately 1/72 of an inch.
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Print area
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Selected portion of a worksheet to be printed.
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San serif font
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A font that does not have small lines stemming from and at an angle to the upper and lower ends of a character. Arial is an example of a sans serif font.
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Serif font
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Font that has small lines stemming from and at an angle to the upper and lower ends of the character; also considered easier to read. Times Roman is an example of a serif font.
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Style
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A saved collection of formatting options-number formats, text alignment, font sizes and colors, borders, and background fills-that can be applied to cells in a worksheet.
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Typeface
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The specific design of a set of printed characters, including letters, numbers, punctuations marks, and symbols.
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