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13 Cards in this Set
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What is a spreadsheet? |
A software tool for entering, calculating, manipulating sets of numbers. (used for banking, taxes, payroll) |
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Column |
Vertical cells identified by letters. |
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Row |
Horizontal cells identified by numbers. |
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Label |
Any text entered into a cell, usually left aligned. (An apostrophe in front of a number, tells Excel to treat it like text) |
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Value |
Any number stored in a cell, usually right aligned. (other characters that can be entered with a value are a decimal, positive negative) |
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Formula |
An automated calculation that can be performed. Must begin with an equal sign. (eg. =B4+B6) |
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Functions |
Built in formulas. Can be created by yourself or use the "insert function" icon. |
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Cell Address |
Must contain a number and a letter. |
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Formula Bar |
Shows formula when typed into a cell. |
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Relative Value. |
Formulas being copied automatically change the cell address to suit the new location. |
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Cell |
Single working unit of a spreadsheet |
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Absolute Value |
Absolute values stay the same when you copy and fill them to another cell. (Ex. D15 will become $D$15) |
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Whats the difference between absolute and relative value? |
Relative value will change when you copy the formula from one cell to another. Absolute references will not. |
