named by letters (A, B, C...)

Copies the contents of the current cell to multiple cells below or to the right.

Used to handle text that is too big to fit within a cell. Allows text to: overflow, wrap, or clip within the selected cell.

Allows users to insert a link to the selected cell.

This button opens a menu with several number formatting options (number, percent, scientific, financial).

Used to change the text to a different font name.

The intersection of a column and a row in a table or worksheet.

Used to change the color of the text.

Used to copy formatting from one cell to another.

This adds a dollar sign, a decimal, and two zeroes to the selected cells.

Alerts Google Sheets that you are entering a formula or function and not text

Allows user to insert charts to a spreadsheet and customize the charts.

A spreadsheet can have multiple pages called ____. The name of each page is found on a tab at the bottom of the screen.

A cell reference that adjusts to its new location when copied or moved

Used to make text slant.

The left button removes the last action. The right button adds a removed action back to the spreadsheet.

Displays the print dialog box that is used to print the worksheet.

Used to align text: left, right, or center within a cell.

Allows users to share a spreadsheet with others.

A reference that does not change when the formula is copied or moved to a new location.

Used to merge two or more cells into one.

named by numbers (1, 2, 3, ...)

Used to make the text darker.

Button used to define a border.

Used to change the text to a larger or smaller size.

To combine multiple cells into one cell.

Used to add background color to selected cells in a spreadsheet.

A group of adjacent cells you select to perform operations on all of the selected cells.