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20 Cards in this Set
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the cell that is selected
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active cell
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a feature located on the lower right corner of a selection that lets you copy the contents of a cell or a series of consecutive entries into adjacent cells
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fill handle
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a group of cells that forms a rectangle and is identified with the address of the first cell, a colon, and the address of the last cell
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range
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the grid where you enter data
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spreadsheet
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a button or command on the edit menu that lets you undo actions
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undo
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an excel file
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workbook
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the grid where you enter data
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worksheet
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a permanent reference to a cell that does not change in relation ot the location of the formula
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absolute reference
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refers to the values ofr cell references on which a function is to be performed
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argument
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signal that you want to add, subtract, multiply, or divide parts of a formula
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arithmetic operators
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a set of instructions to perform calculations in a cell
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formula
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a cell reference in a formula that contains either an absolute column or row reference
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mixed reference
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method of entering cell addresses in formulas by clicking
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pointing
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feature which highlights each cell or range of cells with a different color so that you can easily edit the fromula in the cell
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range finder
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a reference to a cell that changes in relation to the location of the formula
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relative reference
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the order in which the equal sign is followed by the values to be calcuated that are separated by opereators
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syntax
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in word, a feature that applies formattin, such as headings, bulleted or nubered lists, borders, numbers, and symbole, to text in your document; a preset format that excel applies to worksheet data
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autoformat
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text or graphic that prints in the bottom margin of each page in a document, worksheet, or presentation
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footer
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information that prints at the top of each page in a document, workseet, or presentation
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header
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a master copy for certain type of ducment
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template
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