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| The selected cell displayed with a bold outline. Data can only be entered into an active cell. |
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| Cells that are next to each other |
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| Enters data and then selects the next cell in the direction of the arrow key |
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| Funtion that adds the values of the cells in a range and divides the results by the number of cell in the range |
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| The bar separating the column letters at the of the worksheet |
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| The intersection of a row and column. Each cell can store a single item of data |
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| The columns letter and row number used to identify a cell, such cell as B3 |
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| An error that occurs when a formula reference the cell it is stored in |
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| Letter at the top of the worksheet used to identify individual columns |
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| Cancels data entry and restores the orignal contents of the cell |
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| The solid square in the lower-right corner of a selected cell that is used to copy the contents of a cell to adjacent cells |
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| Mathamatical statement used to calculate a value. A formula must always begin with an equal sign. For Example, =C7+D7+E8 |
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| Area near the top of the worksheet window that display the contents of the active cell |
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