lesson 3.3 Flashcards

1
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is an interactive computer application for organization, analysis and storage of data in tabular form. ——- are widely used in various fields: finance, accounting, engineering, science, and business management, for tasks such as data entry, calculations, and data visualization

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SPREADSHEET

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A ——- can be used as a worksheet to compile data for a purpose, or multiple sheets can be combined to create an entire workbook.

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single spreadsheet

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2
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A spreadsheet is generally designed to hold numerical data and short text strings.

In a spreadsheet program, spaces that hold items of data are called spreadsheet blocks.

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A spreadsheet is generally designed to hold numerical data and short text strings. In a spreadsheet program, spaces that hold items of data are called spreadsheet cells.

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3
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o Built-in tools to showcase your data visually, including bar charts, graphs and pie charts in
a variety of styles and colors

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Visual Design

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4
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o It automatically recalculates all dependent formulas every time any value, formula, or name
referenced in those formulas is changed

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Automatic Calculations

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5
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o It is the Syntax of the operation to be used o Used to perform calculations

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Formulas

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5
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o It provides a set of data analysis tools which you can use to save steps when you develop
complex statistical analyses.

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Data Analysis

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6
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o It automatically updates values in cells or ranges in a worksheet that is reference from
another worksheet or program.

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Dynamic Updates

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7
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o Like Grammar in English language o Pre-made formulas

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Function

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7
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o collection of worksheets

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Workbook

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8
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o collection of rows and columns

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Worksheet

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9
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when was microsoft excel introduced

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late 1980s`

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9
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often viewed as the gold standard of spreadsheets and offers many features, from basic mathematical formulas to more complex automations and programming solutions via Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros.

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excel

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10
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When the formula contains some incorrect cell references. Happens mainly when a row or column is mistakenly deleted.

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REF! (Reference Error)-

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11
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When the formula contains numeric values that are not valid.

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NUM!

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12
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  • width of column is too small
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(Width Error)

12
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When we reference the same cell in which we are writing the function or
formula

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Circular Reference Error

13
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-When a number you are referring to in your formula does not exist. (ex. when a sheet used in the formula was deleted)

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-#N/A (No Value Available error)

14
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-attempt to divide a number by zero

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DIV/0! (Division Error)

14
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-when the text is not recognized in the formula

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NAME? (Name Error)

14
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  • when you forget to separate two cell references correctly
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NULL! (Null Error)

14
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-when a variable mentioned in the formula is wrong

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VALUE! (Value Error)