Excel Lesson 4

1. To apply attributes to cell data to change the appearance of the worksheet.
5. The measurement of the typeface in points (1 point = 1/72 of an inch).
7. A feature that enables you to automatically combine cells and center the contents of the original far left cell in the new cell.
8. A style that displays numbers with a thousands separator (,).
9. A style that displays dollar signs ($) immediately preceding the number and includes a thousands separator (,).
11. A combination of a font, text color, cell color, and other font attributes applied to a single cell.
12. A collection of coordinated fonts, colors, and effects for graphic elements, such as charts and images, that can be quickly applied to all sheets in a workbook.

1. The typeface or design of the text.
2. A style that vertically aligns dollar signs ($), thousands separators (,), and decimal points.
3. A feature that shows you how a gallery formatting choice will appear in the worksheet when you move the mouse pointer over that choice.
4. A style that displays decimal numbers as a percentage.
6. A format that controls how numerical data is displayed, including the use of commas, dollar signs (or other symbols), and the number of decimal places.
10. A color that fills a cell, appearing behind the data.