A graphic that serves as a hyperlink to jump to a location or perform an action.

A combination of two fonts to be applied to headings and text as part of a theme.

Information such as a date, slide number, or text phrase that appears at the bottom of each slide in a presentation.

Information such as a date, slide number, or text phrase that appears at the top of each slide in a presentation

An address that refers to another location, such as a website, a different slide, or an external file.

A predefined arrangement of placeholders for text or objects (such as charts or pictures).

The slide master for a particular slide layout.

A grouping of contiguous slides.

A slide that stores information about the formats applied in a presentation, such as theme, fonts, layouts, and colors..

A scheme of complementing colors.

In a table or spreadsheet, the text area at the intersection of a row or column.

Data that has been placed in a destination application so that it can be edited with the tools of its original source applications.

Data that has been placed in a destination application so that it maintains a link with its source file; changes to the source file are also made in the linked object.

An arrangement of columns and rows used to organize information.

An Excel document used to organize numerical data that can then be analyzed or otherwise manipulated.

A file containing one or more worksheets in Excel.

A horizontal line of cells in a table.

A vertical stack of cells in a table.

A visual representation of numerical data.

The entire area inside the chart container that holds background as well as plotted data.

A single column, pie slice, or point from a data series.

All the data points for a particular category of plotted information.

The key to a chart that explains what each data series represents.

The area in the chart container that shows the data series compared to the chart’s gridlines.

In an organization chart, a person who reports directly to a superior.

To make an item subordinate to another item.

A graphic that shows the relationships between personnel or departments in an organization.

To make an item superior to another item.

A visual representation of information.

A particular arrangement of shapes that a graphic can have. Examples include list, process, cycle, hierarchy, etc.

Fly-out pane that allows you to key information for a SmartArt graphic

In an organization chart, the person or department at the head of the organization