Managing Data

2. The title of a field
3. One column of a database.
7. Symbols used to compare values, e.g. >= meaning greater than or equal to.
11. Something that is checked to determine whether it is true or false.
12. An area where a row and column intersect and data can be entered.
14. A particular way in which a computer can store data.
16. Easy to use or understand.
17. An area in the spreadsheet window where a formula can be typed.
18. The act of searching a database for records based on conditions the user inputs.
19. A computer application that uses rows and columns to organise data and carry out calculations using that data.
20. Facts and figures
21. Software that copies the real world using data and rules.
22. A form designed to collect data for a specific task.

1. A whole number. e.g. 5, -1, 0, 9999
4. The act of making a cell automatically look different depending on a specific rule.
5. To examine something in detail to ensure you fully understand it.
6. In a spreadsheet, this is what we call the
8. An area in the spreadsheet window where a formula can be entered.
9. A value that is unique for every record in a database and can be used to identify a record.
10. A type of model that is more interactive, allowing users to see how the model changes in real-time.
12. The address of a cell in a spreadsheet. e.g. the top left cell is A1
13. Multiple cells grouped together. e.g. B2:D3
15. A type of business or money-making activity.
20. A computer application that is used to organise data.