A worksheet is an electronic grid that performs numeric calculations.

You can add more worksheets if you need more than the default number.

When you first start Excel or open a workbook, the cell in the upper-right corner of Sheet1 is always the active cell.

Entering data in a worksheet requires you to first type data into the active cell and then accept the entry.

AutoFit allows you to single-click on a column boundary to automatically widen or narrow it to fit the longest entry in the column.

Formulas can only contain numbers and mathematical operators.

You can copy and move formulas just like other data in a worksheet.

You can revise the contents of a cell by editing its contents in the formula bar or by double-clicking and typing directly in the cell.

When you first enter data in a cell, Excel automatically right-aligns labels and left-aligns values.

You can format numbers to appear in one of several standard formats, including currency, percent, and date.

A ____ can contain one or more worksheets.

The intersection of a row and column is called a(n) ____.

In a worksheet, the cell with the dark border around it is the ____ cell.

You can refer to a cell by its ____, a column letter followed by a row number.

The ____ box shows the address of the selected cell.

The ____ bar just above the column headings shows the contents of the selected cell.

In the accompanying figure, item 1 points to the ____.

In the accompanying figure, item 2 points to the ____.

In the accompanying figure, item 4 points to the ____.

In the accompanying figure, item 5 points to the  active cell its name is;.

In the accompanying figure, item 8 points to the ____.

In the accompanying figure, item 12 points to the ____.

In a spreadsheet, the boxes at the top containing letters are known as ____ headings.

The boxes containing numbers on the left are known as ____ headings.

References to cell addresses, such as A1, E42 are known as ____.

All formulas must begin with a(n) ____.

When you copy a formula using the fill handle, Excel automatically replaces the original cell references with cell references that are in the same ____ position as those in the original formula.

To indicate an absolute cell reference, you type a ____ before the part of the address you want to remain constant.

You can copy or move cells, rows, or columns using the ____ group on the Home tab.

In the accompanying figure, item 1 points to the ____.

In the accompanying figure, item 5 points to the ____.

You can format individual cells or a range of cells using the ____ group on the Home tab.

You can add headers and ____ in an Excel worksheet containing important information that you want to include at the top or bottom of each page.

It is important to ____ your work before printing, so that if you experience technical problems while printing you do not lose your work.

____ lets you examine your document as it will appear when printed.