The file tab – where you can do things with your file like, share, print or save and protect it

To line up, straighten

To change the way an object looks

To change the way an object looks

Leaving comments on a document for others to read and review

Light gray lines that divide each of the cells, rows, and columns in a spreadsheet

Decorative text that you can add to a document.

The edge or border of something.

Premade text, SmartArt, chart, table or image formatting so you can make objects look good quickly and easily

A tool that allows you to copy animations or formatting easily from one object to another

A type of file that can be opened for free on any device that allows read privileges but not editing privileges

At the very top of the window, this toolbar contains commonly used action buttons like quick print, save and undo and can be customized by the user to include more buttons

The horizontal space at the top of the window that organizes commands in tabs, and then groups the commands by topic. It’s where all of your tabs and menus are.

Information located at the top of each slide or page, like the author name, the page number, the date…

Information located at the bottom of each slide or page, like the author name, the page number, the date…

A cool way to representing your information -- organization charts, flowcharts, Venn diagrams, pyramids, etc.

A link to another location or file, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen

To format data in such a way that it can be used by another application

To use data produced by another program

To combine into one

A formula or equation use to generate an answer

To combine strings of text, usually use when combing a last name and first name in 2 separate cells into one full name in one cell

A tool which fills in a field or cells automatically

The vertical, up/down parts of a spreadsheet denoted by capital letters

The horizontal, side-to-side parts of a spreadsheet denoted by numbers

Referring to a rectangle on a spreadsheet by naming the column and then row in which it lies, like in the game battleship. Cell “a1”

The rectangular fields you can type in on a spreadsheet formed when a column intersects with a row

The entire excel spreadsheet file you are working in, it can contain one or more worksheets (think of it as a book made up of many sheets of paper)

A part/page on an excel spreadsheet file you are working in, (think how many sheets make up a book)

A small graphic designed to give a quick representation of numerical or statistical information taking the form of a graph without axes.

Automatically adds up values in a row or column

To put in order

To remove unwanted pieces of data from view in a table

Vertical, up/down positioning of a sheet

Horizontal, side-to-side positioning of a sheet

A spreadsheet cell that does not change regardless of its attributes.

A spreadsheet cell that does change depending on what changes were made to the spreadsheet it is located on

Refers to a cell or a range of cells on a worksheet and can be used in a formula so that Excel can find the values or data that you want that formula to calculate