Excel Basics

Columns are identified by _

• Numbers

• Symbols

• Letters

• formulas

This can be thought of a a three-ring binder because it can be organized with multiple worksheets.

• Document

• Worksheet

• Sheet tab

• Workbook

The cell pointer (thick green border) lets you know that a cell is _

• Taken

• Active

• Empty

• Filled

Rows are identified by _

• Numbers

• Letters

• Symbols

• Formulas

By default a workbook has this many worksheets

• 4

• 3

• 2

• 1

To move horizontally to the next cell, you can press this key (s

• 
• 
• Tab

• Enter

The intersection of a column and a row is a (n)

• active cell

• box

• square

• cell

The square at the lower right corner of the cell pointer that is used to complete a seris of data to adjacent cells is the _

• fill tab

• fill handle

• active cell

• cell

Excel aligns text by default at the _ of a cell.

• Left

• Center

• Right

• Bottom

To move vertically down to the next cell, you press _ key (s)

• 
• 
• Enter

• Tab