Excel Vocab Part 2

A format that controls how numerical data is displayed

A cell address that can change in a copied formula

A collection of coordinated fonts, colors, and effects for graphic elements

To adjust the size properly.

The position for displaying and printing text either horizontally or vertically

Keyboard shortcuts for choosing ribbon commands that you display by pressing Alt.

A green box on the lower-right corner of the selected cell or range

The order in which Excel performs the mathematical operations specified in a formula

A button that you click to restore a dialog box to it’s normal size after using the Collapse Dialog Button

A command that enables you to display the formulas in a worksheet.

A feature that causes long cell entries to appear on multiple lines.

A cell entry that indicates a date or time and is stored as a date code in Excel.

The feature that enables Excel to create a series automatically.

Cells in a worksheet that acts as a block, but are not necessary adjacent to each other.

The command used to place a copy of data from the selected cell or range on the clipboard.

A tool that enables you to copy formatting from a cell and apply it to another cell or range.

A block of adjacent cells in a worksheet.

A block of cells in an Excel worksheet.

A format that shows you how a gallery formatting choice will appear in the worksheet

A method to rearrange data by switching the positions of columns and rows.

A feature that enables you to automatically combine cells and center the contents

Row and column labels that reprint on each page of a print out.

The command used to remove data from a cell or range of cells and place it on the clipboard.

An instruction Excel uses to calculate a result.

A method used to move or copy the contents of a range of cells

A built-in calculation used to add a range of values together.

A list of sequential numbers, dates, times, or text.

Specific keyboard keys that you press together or in sequence to execute commands or apply settings.

A Windows feature that holds data or graphics you cut or copy prior to pasting to another location.

The default number of characters that display in a column based on the default font.

A cell address in a formula that will not change when you copy the formula to another location.

To apply attributes to cell data change the appearance of the worksheet.

The command used to place data from the Clipboard to a location on the worksheet.

Symbols used in mathematical operations: + for addition, - for subtraction, * for multiplication, / for division, and ^

A style that displays decimal numbers as a percentage.