Excel Workbooks & Components
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Match the Excel component with its description:

Formula Bar = Displays the content or formula of the active cell. Name Box = Displays the cell reference of the active cell. Worksheet Tabs = Allows navigation between different worksheets within a workbook. Ribbon = Contains commands organized into tabs and groups.

Match the Excel function category with an example function:

Statistical = AVERAGE Logical = IF Text = CONCATENATE Date & Time = TODAY

Match each data visualization type with its best use case:

Pie Chart = Showing proportions of a whole. Line Chart = Displaying trends over time. Bar Chart = Comparing quantities across different categories. Scatter Plot = Showing the correlation between two variables.

Match the cell referencing type with its behavior when copying formulas:

<p>Relative Reference = Adjusts based on relative position of rows and columns. Absolute Reference = Remains constant regardless of formula's new location. Mixed Reference = Either the row or column remains constant. 3D Reference = References cells in other worksheets of the same workbook.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Excel operation with its typical shortcut:

<p>Copy = Ctrl + C Paste = Ctrl + V Cut = Ctrl + X Undo = Ctrl + Z</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the data validation rule with its function:

<p>List = Limits entries to predefined items. Whole Number = Restricts values ​​to integers. Text Length = Limits the number of characters. Date = Ensures values are valid dates.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the conditional formatting option with its visual effect:

<p>Data Bars = Displays bars within cells indicating value relative to others. Color Scales = Applies a gradient of colors based on cell values. Icon Sets = Uses icons to represent values, like trend arrows or flags. Highlight Cell Rules = Formats cells based on specific criteria, like &gt; or &lt; a value.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the Excel term with its meaning:

<p>PivotTable = A tool for summarizing and analyzing large datasets. VBA = Programming language for automating tasks in Excel. Macro = Recorded sequence of actions that can be replayed. Power Query = A tool for data transformation and ETL processes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the file extension with its Excel file type:

<p>.xlsx = Standard Excel Workbook .xlsm = Excel Workbook with Macros .xltx = Excel Template .csv = Comma Separated Values</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the error value with its typical cause:

<p>#DIV/0! = Division by zero. #NAME? = Unrecognized text in a formula. #VALUE! = Wrong argument type or operand. #REF! = Invalid cell reference.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Excel Workbook

A digital document consisting of one or more worksheets.

Worksheet

Individual pages within an Excel workbook, organized in a grid of rows and columns.

Cell

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

Row

Horizontal groupings of cells, identified by numbers.

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Column

Vertical groupings of cells, identified by letters.

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Study Notes

  • An Excel workbook is a file that contains one or more worksheets to help organize data.
  • Workbooks are the primary files used in Excel for storing and manipulating data.

Parts of an Excel Workbook (Box 1)

Choices for Box 1:

  • Formula Bar
  • Ribbon
  • Name Box
  • Worksheet Tabs
  • Status Bar
  • Columns
  • Rows
  • Cells
  • Scroll Bar
  • Quick Access Toolbar

Numbered Items for Box 1 Questions:

  • 61: Displays the contents of the active cell.
  • 62: A set of commands organized into tabs.
  • 63: Displays the address of the selected cell.
  • 64: Allows navigation between different worksheets.
  • 65: Provides information about the current operation.
  • 66: Vertical groups of cells.
  • 67: Horizontal groups of cells.
  • 68: The intersection of a row and a column.
  • 69: Used to move horizontally or vertically.
  • 70: Contains frequently used commands.

Definitions of Excel Parts (Box 2)

Definitions for Box 2:

  • The area where you enter and edit data and formulas.
  • A command center organized into tabs like "Home," "Insert," and "Data."
  • Displays the cell reference of the active cell (e.g., A1, B2).
  • Used to switch between different sheets in a workbook.
  • Displays information such as sum, average, count, and the zoom slider.
  • Appear vertically in the worksheet and are identified by letters.
  • Appear horizontally in the worksheet and are identified by numbers
  • A rectangular area formed by the intersection of rows and columns.
  • Enables you to move up, down, left, or right within a worksheet or workbook.
  • A customizable toolbar for quick access to frequently used commands.

Answers to Box 1 Questions

  • 61: Formula Bar - Displays the contents of the active cell.
  • 62: Ribbon - A set of commands organized into tabs.
  • 63: Name Box - Displays the address of the selected cell.
  • 64: Worksheet Tabs - Allows navigation between different worksheets.
  • 65: Status Bar - Provides information about the current operation.
  • 66: Columns - Vertical groups of cells.
  • 67: Rows - Horizontal groups of cells.
  • 68: Cells - The intersection of a row and a column.
  • 69: Scroll Bar - Used to move horizontally or vertically.
  • 70: Quick Access Toolbar - Contains frequently used commands.

Matching Parts of Excel and Definitions (Based on Box 1 Answers)

  • Formula Bar: The area where you enter and edit data and formulas.
  • Ribbon: A command center organized into tabs like "Home," "Insert," and "Data."
  • Name Box: Displays the cell reference of the active cell (e.g., A1, B2).
  • Worksheet Tabs: Used to switch between different sheets in a workbook.
  • Status Bar: Displays information such as sum, average, count, and the zoom slider.
  • Columns: Appear vertically in the worksheet and are identified by letters.
  • Rows: Appear horizontally in the worksheet and are identified by numbers.
  • Cells: A rectangular area formed by the intersection of rows and columns.
  • Scroll Bar: Enables you to move up, down, left, or right within a worksheet or workbook.
  • Quick Access Toolbar: A customizable toolbar for quick access to frequently used commands.

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Learn about excel workbooks, which are files used to organize data in worksheets. Workbooks store and manipulate data including the formula bar and the ribbon. Understand rows, columns and cells.

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