Spreadsheets L1 Vocab

alignment

• A set of crossing horizontal and vertical lines that form squares or rectangles.
• A screen where you interact with software using things like buttons, icons and menus.
• How text, images, or other elements are positioned in a document or cell.
• A horizontal line of cells in a table.

artificial intelligence (AI)

• A row of buttons and icons that function like shortcuts to a command.
• A workbook is a file in a spreadsheet program that contains one or more worksheets.
• The ability to train computers how to learn by problem-solving using large amounts of data.
• A list of options or commands available in software.

autofill

• A tool that automatically fills in data based on a pattern your start.
• A group of cells that you select or refer to.
• A feature that lets you add extra interactive data to a cell in Google Sheets.
• A list of options or commands available in software.

borders

• Refers to the lines around the edges of text boxes, images, pages or cells.
• A workbook is a file in a spreadsheet program that contains one or more worksheets.
• A vertical section of a table or text that divides information into separate parts.
• A cloud storage service provided by Google.

button

• A list of options or commands available in software.
• A strip at the bottom or top of your screen that shows important information about the program you are using.
• A small clickable shape that you can press to make something happen, such as open or save a file.
• A long, thin space with a button that you can slide up and down to move through a document.

cell

• A single box in a table where a row and a column meet.
• A group of computers that are connected together in a home or building.
• A cloud storage service provided by Google.
• A math rule that uses numbers and symbols to solve problems.

cell range

• A tool that changes the background color of an area.
• A small window that pops up to ask you questions or give you choices.
• A group of cells that you select or refer to.
• A cloud storage solution provided by Microsoft.

cell reference

• A worksheet is a page in a spreadsheet where you can enter, add up, and study data.
• A feature that lets you add extra interactive data to a cell in Google Sheets.
• It is like an address for a cell. It uses the cell's column and row headings to show where the cell is.
• A picture that helps you see data quickly and easily. It can use bars, lines, or pie slices to show numbers and facts.

chart

• A picture that helps you see data quickly and easily. It can use bars, lines, or pie slices to show numbers and facts.
• A vertical section of a table or text that divides information into separate parts.
• Removing content from its spot in the document and placing it in memory.
• A picture that shows information using lines, bars, or dots. It helps you understand data quickly by finding patterns and comparing data.

clip

• The ability to train computers how to learn by problem-solving using large amounts of data.
• To cut off the text or data that is too long to fit in a cell.
• A feature in word processing that makes words go around a picture or a chart. In spreadsheets, it fits the text in single cell without spilling over into the next cell.
• A place in memory to hold contents from Copy or Cut commands so that it can be pasted later.