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in a formula, type of cell addressing that automatically changes when the formula is copied or moved to reflect the new location; default type of referencing used in Excel worksheets. See also Absolute cell referencing
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relative cell reference
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in a formula, type of cell address that does not change when you copy the formula; indicated by a dollar sign before the column letter and/or row number. See also Relative cell reference
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absolute cell reference
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allows you to paste only specific elements of the copied selection, such as the formatting or values
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paste options button
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the placement of cell contents; for example, left, center, or right
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alignment
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predesigned combinations of formatting attributes that can be applied to selected cells to enhance the look of a worksheet
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cell styles
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identifies the column letter, such as A, B, etc.; located above each column in a worksheet
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column heading
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a type of cell formatting that changes, based on the cell's value or the outcome of a formula
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conditional format
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the typeface or design of a set of characters (letters, numerals, symbols, and punctuation marks)
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font
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the size of characters, measured in units called points (pts)
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font size
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the appearance of text and mumbers, including color, font, attributes, borders, and shading. See also Number format.
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format
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a unit of measure used for fonts and row height. One inch equals 72 points, or a point is equal to 1/72nd of an inch.
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point
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a format applied to values to express numeric concepts, such as currency, date, and percentage
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number format
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