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28 Cards in this Set
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The section of the window, called ___, can consist of any number of columns or rows along the top or left edge of the window.
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Panes
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_____ prevents the data in the pane from scrolling as you move to different areas in a worksheet.
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Freezing Panes
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____ is a technique used to evaluate the effects of changing selected factors in a worksheet.
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What if Analysis
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The ____ tool is used to find the value needed in one cell to attain a result you want in another cell.
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\Goal Seek
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____ is a tool used to perform what-if analysis to determine the effect of changing values in two or more cells, called the ____, on another cell, called the ____.
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Solver
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A workbook ____ is a workbook file that contains pre-designed worksheets that can be used as a pattern for creating similar worksheets in new workbooks.
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Template
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The ____ feature controls what information can be changed in a workbook.
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Protection
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You can include a ____ that prevents any unauthorized person from either viewing or saving changes to the workbook.
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Password
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The ____ feature displays all open workbook files in separate windows on the screen, making it easy to view and work with information in different workbooks (tiled, vertical, horizontal, cascade).
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Window Arrangement
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A ____ creates a connection between files that automatically updates the linked data in one file whenever the data in the other file changes.
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Link
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The link between the workbook files is formed by entering an ____ in one workbook that refers to a cell in another workbook.
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External Reference Formula
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This workbook filed is called the ____. (relates to above answer)
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Destination Workbook
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The cell containing the external reference formula (the ____) refers to the cell (the ____) in the source file that contains the data to be copied.
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Destination
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The workbook that supplies the data is called the ____.
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Source Workbook
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A ____ is a graphic object that can be used to illustrate concepts and to enhance your workbook.
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Diagram
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A ____ is a named set of input values that you can substitute in a worksheet to see the effects of a possible alternative course of action.
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Scenerio
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A ____ is a range of cells that is used to quickly calculate multiple what-if versions in one operation and to show the results of all variations in the worksheet.
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Data Table
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A ____ can contain one or more formulas, and each formula refers to one input cell.
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One-Variable Data Table
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An ____ is a cell in which a list of values is substituted to see the resulting effect on the related formulas.
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Input Cell
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Input values can be listed down a column ( ___ ) or across a row ( ___ ).
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Orientated
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A ____ uses only one formula that refers to two different input cells, one column and one row oriented.
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Two Variable Data Table
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A ____ is a series of keystrokes and commands that are stored as instructions in a unit or ____ of Microsoft Visual Basic, a programming language.
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Macro
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A ____ is a graphic object that is designed to help the user interact with the worksheet.
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Control
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The ____ automatically creates a macro by recording a series of actions as macro commands.
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Macro Recorder
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A ____ is a formatted worksheet with blanks spaces that can be filled in online on an individual computer or on a network.
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Form
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The ____ checks to see if certain conditions are met and then takes action based on the results of the check.
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IF function
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____ are symbols used in formulas that compare numbers in two or more cells or to a constant.
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Logical Operators
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A ____ is a note attaches to a cell that can be used to help clarify the meaning of the data, provide documentation, or ask a question.
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Comment
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