Bis 104
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Absolute Cell Reference
A cell reference that refers to cells by their fixed position in a worksheet; an absolute cell reference remains the same when the formula is copied
Copy
A command that duplicates a selection and places it on the Clipboard
SmartArt
A designer-quality visual representation of your information that you can create by choosing from among many different layouts to effectively communicate your message or ideas.
AutoCorrect
A feature that corrects common spelling errors as you type, for example, changing teh to the
Function
A predefined formula—a formula that Excel has already built for you—that performs calculations by using specific values in a particular order.
Thesaurus
A research tool that provides a list of synonyms
Footer
A reserved area for text or graphics that displays at the bottom of each page in a document
Header
A reserved area for text or graphics that displays at the top of each page in a document
Drag and Drop
A technique by which you can move, by dragging, selected text from one location in a document to another.
Workbook
An Excel file that contains one or more worksheets
Table
An arrangement of information organized into rows and columns
Formula
An equation that performs mathematical calculations on values in a worksheet.
Relative Cell Reference
In a formula, the address of a cell based on the relative position of the cell that contains the formula and the cell referred to
Sheet Tab
On the Office Ribbon, the name of each activity area in the Office Ribbon.
Bullet
Text symbols such as small circles or check marks that precede each item in a bulleted list.
Layout
The Access view in which you can make changes to a form or to a report while the object is open
Paste
The action of placing text or objects that have been copied or moved from one location to another location
Chart
The graphic representation of data in a worksheet; data presented as a chart is usually easier to understand than a table of numbers
Alignment
The placement of text or objects relative to the left and right margins.
Worksheet
The primary document that you use in Excel to work with and store data, and which is formatted as a pattern of uniformly spaced horizontal and vertical lines.
Range
Two or more selected cells on a worksheet that are adjacent or nonadjacent; because the range is treated as a single unit, you can make the same changes or combination of changes to more than one cell at a time.