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1.Absolute Cell Reference |
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A cell reference that does not change when copied |
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A method for computing equal periodic payments for an |
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Displays the interest and principal amounts for each payment |
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The data required by a function. |
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In order from lowest to highest. |
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Function that adds the values ina range of cells and then |
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In order from highest to lowest |
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The upper left cell of the range where data is to be pasted |
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Performs a calculation that results in a single value. |
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Function that is used to make a decision based on. |
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Loan that is repaid in a series of periodic payments |
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The column that contains the values that a sort is based on. |
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Data that is connected to the source cell and will |
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Function that displays the largest value in a range of cells. |
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Function that displays the smallest value in a range of cells. |
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Function that calculates the periodic payment for an |
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The amount of money owed on a loan. |
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Used to compare two values |
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Changes a value by rounding it to a specific number of |
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Arranging data in a specified order. |
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The cell or range of data to be copied when copying or moving |
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A worksheet containing data relating to a particular situation. |
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Copied data that is not connected to the source. |
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Function that adds the values in a range of cells. |
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The expected form or structure of a function |
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The process of making decision using a spreadsheet. |
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A question that is answered using a worksheet model |
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