Chapter 4 - Spreadsheet Applications Flashcards

1
Q

What is a spreadsheet workbook?

A

A workbook contains sheets

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2
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What is a worksheet?

A

A page in a spreadsheet that looks like a grid

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3
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What is a spreadsheet?

A

Software designed to perform calculations and recalculations automatically

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4
Q

What is a cell?

A

a rectangle in a worksheet grid

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5
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What is a range of cells?

A

When a group of cells on a spreadsheet are selected together

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6
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What is a cell reference?

A

The address of a cell on a worksheet, given as a letter and number, e.g. A4
The letter represents the column and the number represents the row

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7
Q

What data types can be applied to cells?

A

Number
Currency
Date/time
Text

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8
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What is validation?

A

Rules applied to ensure an entered value is reasonable

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9
Q

What is a template?

A

A document that has a preformatted layout and can be copied to make new documents

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10
Q

What is a wizard?

A

A software tool that helps a user complete a complex process by guiding them through the process step-by-step

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11
Q

What does a formula always start with?

A

=

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12
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What are the 4 parts of a function?

A

=function_name(?)

  1. =
  2. function name
  3. brackets
  4. something inside the brackets (changes depending on the function)

e.g.
=if(condition, value if true, value if false)

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13
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What is the =sum() function used for?

A

Adding a range of cells

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14
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What is the =average() function used for?

A

Finding the average of a range of cells

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15
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What is the =min() function used for?

A

Finding the smallest value in a range of cells

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16
Q

What is the =max() function used for?

A

Finding the largest value in a range of cells

17
Q

What is the =if() function used for?

A

Deciding on a value based on a condition

18
Q

What is the =vlookup() function used for?

A

The vertical lookup function looks up a value in a table and returns information based on that value.

19
Q

What is a relative cell reference?

A

When a formula is replicated (copied) down or across, the values will change to be relative to the cell it has been copied into

20
Q

What is an absolute cell reference?

A

When a formula is replicated (copied) down or across, any cell reference in the formula that has a $ in front of it will not change relative to the new cell, but will remain the same.

21
Q

What is a macro?

A

A small program written to carry out a repetitive task

22
Q

What types of chart are available in a spreadsheet?

A

Bar/column chart
Pie chart

23
Q

What is data modelling?

A

A model that is controlled by a set of rules defined by formulas
Allows ‘what if?’ questions to be answered