Across
- 2. the rectangular fields you can type in on a spreadsheet formed when a column intersects with a row.
- 4. orientation horizontal positioning of a sheet.
- 6. to remove unwanted pieces of data from view in a table.
- 9. light gray lines diving each of the rows, columns, and cells in a sheet.
- 11. To line up, straighten.
- 14. decorative text that you can add to a document
- 16. to change the way an object looks
- 18. the vertical parts of a spreadsheet denoted by capital letters.
- 20. Horizontal space at the top of the window that organizes commands in tabs, and then groups the commands by topic. Where all your tabs and menus are.
- 22. a part on an excel spreadsheet file you are working in.
- 23. to combine strings of text, usually when combining a last name and first name in 2 separate cells into one full name in one cell.
- 26. automatically adds up values in a row or column.
- 30. at the very top of the window, containing commonly used action buttons like quick print, save and undo, and can be customized by the user.
- 32. a small graphic designed to give a quick representation of numerical or statistical information taking the form of a graph without axes.
- 33. reference a spreadsheet cell that does change depending on what changes were made to the spreadsheet its located on.
- 34. a cool way to represent your info--organization charts, flow charts, etc.
- 35. reference refers to a cell or a range of cells on a worksheet and can be used in a formula so that excel can find the data that you want.
- 36. information located at the bottom of each slide or page, like author, name, page number, the date.
- 37. orientation vertical positioning of a sheet.
Down
- 1. reference a spreadsheet cell that does not change regardless of its attributes.
- 3. a tool that allows you to copy animations or formatting easily form one object to another.
- 5. location referring to a rectangle on a spreadsheet by naming the column and then row in which it lies, like in the game battleship. Cell "A1"
- 7. to combine into one.
- 8. a type of file that can be opened for free on any device that allows read privileges but not editing privileges.
- 10. the horizontal, side to side parts of a spreadsheet denoted by numbers.
- 11. checks your spelling automatically
- 12. to use data produced by another program.
- 13. to put in order
- 15. a tool which fills in a field or cells automatically.
- 17. leaving comments on a document for others to read and review
- 19. information located at the top of each slide or page, like the author, name, page number, and date.
- 21. The file tab where you can do things with your file like, share, print or save and protect it.
- 24. the edge or border of something
- 25. premade text, smartart, chart, table or image formatting so you can make objects look good.
- 27. the entire excel spreadsheet file you are working in, it can contain one or more worksheets.
- 28. to format data in such a way that it can be used by another application.
- 29. a link to another location or file, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen.
- 31. a formula or equation used to generate an answer.