This area tells you the name of the project and the name of the program you have open.

Numbers down the left side of the spreadsheet.

The intersection of a column and a row is called a __________.

A cell that has a dark border around it.

The ________ contains a grid of columns and rows, the formula bar and the ribbon.

Every cell has its own unique address or _____ _____, which is identified by the specific coordinates of the intersecting column and row.

The horizontal and vertical lines on the spreadsheet that identify each cell on the spreadsheet are known as the _____.

These items allow you to move up & down or left & right in a worksheet that is to large to fit on the screen at once.

The area is located at the bottom of the Excel window and provides information and options for your worksheet project.

A selection of two or more cells is known as a ____.

A ____ is another name for an equation used in Excel.

Every Excel formula/equation must begin with _____.

The ____ performs the arithmetic calculations in a formula.

Using the keyboard, you could navigate from one cell to another cell by using the ____ ____.

Numerical data entered into the spreadsheet cells will appear _____ according to place-value.

Any data (text or numerical) entered into a cell will appear in the active cell as well as in the ____ ____.

The small dot in the lower-right corner of an active cell. It allows you to copy or duplicate information to other cells.

Entries that identify data in a worksheet and not used in a formula are known as ____. (They are usually aligned-left.)

Entries in a spreadsheet used in formulas and functions are known as ____. (They are usually aligned-right.)

The contents of a worksheet will print across the length of the page in ____ ____.

The contents of a worksheet will print across the width of the page in ____ ____.