Computer Applications

3. The pointer or indicator that shows where you can click, type, or make a selection.
6. The blank spaces around the edges of a printed worksheet.
7. Pictures or graphics that can be inserted into a worksheet or document.
9. A quick keyboard combination used to perform a command without using menus.
12. Moving visual effects that can be added to objects or text, usually in presentation software.
15. A measuring tool used to help position and align objects or text, especially when preparing a document for printing.
17. A single spreadsheet page within an Excel workbook where you enter and organize data.
18. Information that appears at the bottom of each printed page, such as page numbers or dates.

1. Information that appears at the top of each printed page, such as a title or worksheet name.
2. Clickable links that take you to a website, file, location in a workbook, or another resource.
3. The individual boxes in a worksheet where data is entered.
4. An Excel file that contains one or more worksheets.
5. The box to the left of the formula bar that displays the address of the selected cell and can be used to navigate to a cell.
8. The area on the screen where a program or document is displayed.
10. Visual representations of data, such as bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts.
11. A formatted group of data arranged in rows and columns that can be sorted, filtered, and organized.
13. Sections at the bottom of a workbook that allow you to switch between different worksheets.
14. A bar used to move up, down, left, or right through a worksheet or document.
16. The area at the top of Excel that contains tabs, buttons, and commands used to work with a spreadsheet.