The unlocked portion of a worksheet where users are able to enter and change data.

A method of displaying a document window to show more or fewer details or a different combination of elements that makes it easier to complete certain tasks, such as formatting or reading text.

Describes cells that display data but that cannot be changed in a protected worksheet.

Terms added to a workbook's document properties that help locate the file in a search.

In a larger workbook, horizontal or vertical dashed lines that represent the place where pages print separately.

An image of an open file that is pasted into an Excel document; you can move, copy and edit the image.

File characteristics, such as the author's name, keywords, or the title, that help others understand, identify, and locate the file.

Format that integrates all of the worksheets and graphical elements from a workbook into a single file,

A worksheet in its own workbook window.

An object (a filename, a word, a phrase, or a graphic) in a worksheet that, when you click it, displays another worksheet or a webpage called the target.

An internal network site used by a group of people who work together.

The location that a hyperlink displays after you click it.

The code that is used to structure a web page and its content.

Information that describes data and is used in Microsoft Windows document searches.

To share Excel workbook data on a network or on the web so that others can access it using a web browser.

A translucent background design on a worksheet that is displayed when the worksheet is printed. A graphic file that is inserted into the document header.