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| Keeping a cell reference constant when copying a formula. |
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| A spreadsheet function that indicates the average of a group of numbers in a range. |
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| The cell in which you are currently working. |
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| A value needed to calculate a function. For example, the function COUNT needs cell references as the arguments:=COUNT(A2:D6). |
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| A type of graph that represents different quantities by using bars. |
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| The point at which a column and a row intersect or meet. |
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| Cell address/cell reference |
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| The location of a cell as identified by the column letter and row number. |
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| Occurs when a formula in a spreadsheet refers to itself. No result is possible and a warning appears. |
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| Vertical sections of a spreadsheet. Identified by a letter. |
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| A spreadsheet function that counts the number of cells in a range that contains data. |
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| Statement that performs a calculation. |
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| The bar below the standard and formatting toolbars where data entered from the keyboard is displayed as it is entered into the cell. |
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| Built-in formulas used with a range to perform calculations. |
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| A logical function (formula) that allows the user to set up a condition to test data. |
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| Alphabetical text in a spreadsheet. |
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| A paper orientation that is wider than it is tall. |
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| A type of graph that shows changes in data over a period of time. |
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| A spreadsheet function that indicates the highest value in a range. |
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| A spreadsheet function that indicates the lowest value in a range. |
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| A symbol that represents a mathematical function. Examples: greater than, less than, greater than or equal to. |
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| A type of graph that divides the total into the parts of a circle. |
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| A paper orientation that is taller than it is wide. |
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| A group of cells closely related. |
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| Adjusts the cell references in a formula while retaining the mathematical processes. |
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| Horizontal sections of a spreadsheet. Identified by a number. |
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| A row and column arrangement of data used to enter, calculate, manipulate, and analyze numbers. They are used to prepare budgets, financial statements, and inventory management. They are also used to make forecasts. |
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| - A function used to add numbers in a range |
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| A number entered on a spreadsheet |
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| A spreadsheet tool used to play out different situations to determine outcome. |
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