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Microsoft Office Excel 2013

Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program that allows users to organize and analyze data. It provides tools for completing calculations, making decisions based on data, and developing professional reports. In Excel, data is organized into workbooks, worksheets, rows, and columns. Formulas can be used to calculate new values from existing data. Users can select cells and ranges to perform actions like copying data or formatting.

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Microsoft Office Excel 2013

Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet program that allows users to organize and analyze data. It provides tools for completing calculations, making decisions based on data, and developing professional reports. In Excel, data is organized into workbooks, worksheets, rows, and columns. Formulas can be used to calculate new values from existing data. Users can select cells and ranges to perform actions like copying data or formatting.

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Microsoft Office Excel 2013- A powerful Formula- An equation that calculates a new

spreadsheet program that allows user to value from values currently in a worksheet.
organize data, complete- calculations, make
Landscape Orientation- A page turned so
decisions, graph data, develop professional
that it is wider than it is tall.
looking reports, publish organized data on
the Web, and access real-time data from Portrait Orientation- A page turned so that
Web sites. it is taller than it is wide.
Workbook- Created when Excel starts; like Cell Range- A group of selected cells. Ex:
a notebook. The file used to store the A1:B7
worksheets.
Sheet Tab- Tab at the bottom of the
Worksheet-Sheets inside a workbook. worksheet window that displays the name of
the worksheet. You can rename the Sheet
Spreadsheet- A grid of rows and columns
Tabs.
in which you enter text, numbers, and the
results of calculations. Fill Handle- Appears in the lower-right
corner of the active cell or range, and is used
Column-Appears vertically and is identified
to fill cells.
by letters at the top of the worksheet
window. Filling- Copies a cells contents and/or
formatting into an adjacent cell or range.
Row-Appears horizontally and is identified
by numbers on the left side of the worksheet Quick Access Toolbar- Located by default
window. above the Ribbon, provides easy access to
frequently used commands.
Cell- The intersection of a row and a
column. Move Cursor- Four headed arrow used to
move cells to a new location in the
Active Cell- The cell in the worksheet that
spreadsheet.
is selected. It is where you type data.
Select Cursor- Thick white cursor used to
Active Worksheet- The worksheet that is
select one or more cells.
displayed in the work area.
Cell Reference- Identifies the cell, and is
formed by combing the cell's column letter
and row number. Ex: A6
Ribbon- Located near the top of the Excel
window; the control center in Excel.
Formula Bar- Appears below the Ribbon
and displays a formula when the cell of the
worksheet contains a calculated value.
Name Box- Cell reference area located
below the ribbon, displays the cell reference
of the active cell.

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