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Adjacent Range
A single rectangular block that includes a group of connected cells
Argument
Specifies the numbers, text, or cell references used in a function to perform a calcuation
Arithmetic Operator
A symbol such as +, -,*,or / which is used in a formula to perform arithmetic calcuations
Autocomplete
A feature that makes it easier to enter repetitive text. As you eneter text in a worksheet, you'll see text displayed that begins with the same letters from a previous entry in the same column
Autofill
A feature to copy the contents of selected cells by dragging the fill handle over adjacent cells rather than using copy and paste
Auto sum
To quickly add a column or row of values in Excel This icon also selects from common functions: Sum, Count, Average, Min, Max
Chart
Graph that provides a visual representation of workbook data
Comparison Operator
Symbol used to indicate the relationshipbetween two values (>,<, =
Excel Table
A range of data you can treatas a distinct object in a worksheet
Fill Handle
A small black squarein the lower right corner of a selected cell (or range ) that you drag to copy the contents of the selected cells into adjacent cells
Filter
Used to search for and displayspecific items, based on selection criteria
Formula View
View where cell formulas are displayed rather than the values returned by formulas
Legend
Used to identify the format of data used in a chart
Non adjacent range
Cell range comprised of two or more separate adjacent ranges
Operator
A mathematical symbol used to combine values and return a single value (comparison or arithmetic)
Order of Operations
The defined rules that Excel uses to calculate valuesby determining which operator will be applied first. PEDMAS is an acronym to remember this order:
Parentheses, exponents, division, multiplicatoons, addition and then subtraction
Range
A group of worksheet cellswhich can be adjacent or non adjacent
Range Reference
Identification of a cell range, using the uppper left and lower rightcorners of the rectangleto select cells. Use a (:) with cell addresses to indicate a range
Sort
Rearrange items in A-Z or Z-A order
Turncate
To cut off or hidethe partof an entry that does not fitin a cell