Spreadsheets & Data

2. To change the appearance of cells in a spreadsheet, such as font style, size, color, or alignment, to improve readability and understanding.
5. A built-in operation or calculation in a spreadsheet, like SUM or AVERAGE, that performs a specific task.
8. To arrange the data in a spreadsheet in a particular order, such as alphabetical or numerical.
10. The smallest unit in a spreadsheet for entering data.
12. The data entered into a cell, which can be a number, text, date, or result of a formula.
13. A set of instructions that perform a calculation on the data in a spreadsheet, always starting with an equal sign.
14. Type of reference that refers to a location relative, or next to, the selected cell.
15. The middle number in a set of data when arranged in order, or the average of two middle numbers.

1. A visual representation of data in a spreadsheet, like a graph or diagram, to help understand and analyze the information.
3. The difference between the largest and smallest numbers in a set of data, indicating spread.
4. A single page or tab within a workbook where data can be entered and manipulated.
6. Type of reference that refers to a specific cell.
7. The number that appears most frequently in a set of data.
9. To display only certain rows of data in a spreadsheet based on specific criteria.
10. A vertical line of cells in a spreadsheet, labeled with letters.
11. The average of a set of numbers. Found by adding up all the numbers and dividing by how many there are.
14. A horizontal line of cells in a spreadsheet, labeled with numbers.