Microsoft Excel Parts Overview

The ______ displays the name of an application and a filename of an open workbook file.

The ______ is a floating set of formatting tools that appears when you select text.

The ______ lets you scroll through worksheet vertically or horizontally.

To view different worksheets in your workbook file, you can use the ______.

The ______ displays tabs that provide access to many tools which used to be embedded in dialog boxes.

Quick Access Toolbar

Microsoft Excel Parts

Quick Access Toolbar: Displays frequently used features like Save.
Title Bar: Shows the application name and open workbook's filename.
Worksheet: Contains rows and columns forming cells for data input.
Formula Bar: Used to type and edit formulas for calculations on data.
Name Box: Displays the reference of the selected cell.
Super Tooltip: Appears on hovering over ribbon choices, explaining and linking to help.
Window Controls: Buttons for minimizing, maximizing, or closing the Excel window.
Worksheet Tabs: Used to switch between different worksheets in a workbook.
Vertical and Horizontal Scroll Bars: Allow scrolling through worksheets.
Sheet Tab Scrolling Button: Used to scroll through multiple worksheets.
Ribbon: Displays tabs with tools previously in dialog boxes.
Row Heading: Gray column with numbers identifying each row.
Column Heading: Gray row with letters identifying each column.
Galleries: Provide previews of effects like themes and color schemes.
Minibar: Floating formatting tools for text selection and on-the-fly formatting.

This quiz covers the essential components of Microsoft Excel, focusing on key features like the Quick Access Toolbar, Ribbon, and Worksheet Tabs. Test your knowledge on how these parts enhance usability and functionality within Excel. Perfect for beginners and those looking to refresh their knowledge of Excel's interface.