The Formula Bar only displays formulas but cannot be used to edit the content of a cell.

A workbook is the same as a worksheet; both terms refer to a single page of data in Excel.

The horizontal and vertical scroll bars allow you to move quickly across the worksheet when it has too many rows and columns.

When you click the sheet tab at the bottom of Excel, you are switching between worksheets inside the same workbook.

You can rename a worksheet by double-clicking its sheet tab at the bottom of the Excel window.

The Zoom slider, found at the bottom right of the Excel window, lets you adjust how large or small the worksheet appears on screen without changing the actual data.

When you highlight multiple sheet tabs and type data, the information will appear only on the active sheet.

The Title Bar in Excel displays the name of your workbook and the application (Microsoft Excel).

The Ribbon in Excel contains tabs such as Home, Insert, and Page Layout, which group related commands.

Using different background colors and font styles on each slide makes your presentation look more professional and consistent.

The principle of “Minimize” means keeping slide counts to a minimum so the audience stays attentive.

The “Clarity” principle suggests using decorative fonts like Vivaldi because they make the presentation look stylish.

Simplicity in PowerPoint means avoiding long sentences and instead using bullet points or short phrases.

The 6x7 rule means no more than 6 slides per presentation and no more than 7 bullets per slide.

Visuals should be used to attract the audience’s attention, but they must also support the message rather than distract from it.

Contrast is achieved when you use light-colored text on a dark background or vice versa.

Hyperlinks in PowerPoint can only be created for websites; you cannot link to other slides or files.

You can use hyperlinks to quickly jump from one slide to another within the same presentation.

Overloading your presentation with animations is recommended to keep the audience entertained.

It is the rectangular area where a row and column intersect in Excel.

The area at the top of Excel where you can enter or edit text and formulas.

It is the box on the top-left of Excel that displays the address of the active cell.

The file that contains one or more worksheets in Excel.

The individual page inside a workbook where data is entered and organized.

The function used to return the average value of a given set of numbers.

The Excel feature that allows you to scroll up, down, left, or right when the worksheet is too large.

The tab at the bottom of Excel that allows you to switch between worksheets.

The Excel element that displays the title of the workbook currently open.

The area in Excel where you can find the Save, Undo, and Redo buttons, which can be customized.

The rule in presentation design that suggests a maximum of 6 lines per slide and 7 words per line.

The presentation principle that tells you to avoid long sentences and use short bullets instead.

The presentation principle that suggests using the same fonts and backgrounds consistently throughout slides.

The presentation principle that emphasizes using simple and easy-to-read fonts like Helvetica.

The presentation principle that suggests keeping slide counts minimal to avoid losing audience attention.

The presentation principle that suggests using light text on a dark background, or vice versa.

The principle that tells you to avoid using too many fancy fonts or effects that make text difficult to read.

The principle that advises limiting the number of slides to keep the audience engaged.

The principle that recommends sticking to short bullets or key phrases instead of paragraphs.

The principle that advises maintaining the same font and background style throughout a slideshow.