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Formula:
Instructs the software to perform a calculation
Cell Reference:
1. Indicates a cell’s location & instructions for how cell data
is to be copied.
A # symbol:
Indicates a cell’s location & instructions for how cell data
is to be copied.
Relative cell reference:
The cell value changes “relative” to the cell in
which it is being copied
Absolute cell reference:
The cell remains constant when copied.
Absolute cell row reference:
Row remains constant when copied.
Absolute cell column reference:
: Column remains constant when copied.
Function:
Short cut formula
Argument:
Is when formulas use greater than, less than, equal to, and so on.
AutoSum feature:
Calculates the total for all cells above the feature when used
12. Three Dimensional Formula:
Allow for formulas to access data in other worksheets or other workbooks.
13. Quick access toolbar:
: In Microsoft Excel 2010, toolbar that contains buttons for commonly used program commands.
14. Insert Worksheet:
Shift + F11
15. Margins:
: the blank space that surrounds a document
16. Header:
Content that goes at the top of each page
17. Footer:
Content that goes at the bottom of each page.
18. Filter:
allows user to display only the data that meets specific criteria
19. Sorting:
allows the user to control the order in which the data is presented in the worksheet.
20. NOW():
Returns the current date and time formatted as a date and time
21. IF function:
checks to see if a condition is met (logical test).
22. Paste:
CTRL + V
23. Arrange:
When working with multiple workbooks, this command on the View ribbon allows a user to organize the workbook windows so that all are visible
24. Split
This command on the View tab will divide a worksheet into multiple panes allowing more cells to be visible