Spreadsheets Flashcards

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electronic spreadsheet

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a computer file created by spreadsheet software which allows users to input and organize data, create charts and perform data analysis

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2
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Name two popular spreadsheet software

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Microsoft Excel and Mac Numbers

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3
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usage of electronic spreadsheet

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to produce accounting reports, financial models, inventory reports, quotation and personal mail lists

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4
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worksheet

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contains cells to input data

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5
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workbook

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a spreadsheet file that contains one or more worksheets to organize data

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6
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data on different worksheets can be _____

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interdependent

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7
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row number

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1 to 1,048,576

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column letter

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A to XFD

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cell

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The intersection of a row and a column

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10
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modify data in an active cell

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Double-click the cell and then change the cell content in the cell

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11
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different data formats in cells

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  • General
  • Number
  • Currency
  • Percentage
  • Date
  • Time
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wrap text

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merging and formatting cells so that the text does not overflow to the right but wraps around the cell

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When you enter too much text in a cell

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if it is left-aligned it will overflow to the right on a single row

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Autofill

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allows users to create a series of values based on the value of one or more selected cells adjacent to each other

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usage of autofill

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to create number sequences, time lists, day lists, week lists, month lists and regular text patterns

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how to function autofill

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  • Use the fill handle (A tiny solid square located at the bottom right corner of a cell).
  • Move the cursor above the fill handle and it will change to a cross +
  • Drag it downwards to fill the cells below.
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17
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Sorting

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process of reordering the records according to a specific criterion

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18
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how can sorting be performed in an Excel spreadsheet

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by either simple sort list or sorting with multiple criteria

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Filtering

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a function to select and display the records meeting the criteria specified by a user, leaving the rest of the records hidden

20
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Conditional formatting

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can change the appearance of cells on the basis of conditions
that you specify

21
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chart

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an important tool for data analysis and presentation

22
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chart usage

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to visualize the relationship between data

23
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different chart types

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  • Column chart
  • bar chart
  • Line chart
  • Pie chart
  • Scatter chart
  • Radar chart
24
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types of cell references

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relative cell reference and absolute cell reference

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relative cell reference example
=A1+A2
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format of cell reference linking to cells in other worksheet
='7B grades' ! A1
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format of MAX function (example)
=MAX(A1:A4)
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format of MIN function (example)
=MIN(A1:A4)
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format of SUM function (example)
=SUM(A1:A4)
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format of AVERAGE function (example)
=AVERAGE(A1:A5)
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format of ROUND function (example)
=ROUND(A1,x) (x = round off to x decimal places) (round off to integar if x=0)
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format of COUNT function (example)
=COUNT(A1:A4)
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COUNT function
counts the number of cells that contain numbers (including dates and formula) as within the specified range
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format of COUNTIF function (example)
=COUNTIF(C1:C10, "=Apples")
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more than or equal to symbol in COUNTIF function
>=
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more than or equal to symbol in COUNTIF functions
>=
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not equal to symbol in COUNTIF function
<>
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format of IF function (example & meaning)
=IF(A1>=50,"pass","fail") Display "Pass" if the score is higher than or equal to 50. Otherwise display “Fail”.
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#VALUE!
shown when there is something wrong with the value
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#DIV/0!
shown when a number is divided by 0, which is not defined mathematically
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####
shown when cell is not wide enough to show the data (numeric data)
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#NAME?
shown when function is incomplete or contains spelling mistakes
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how does absolute cell reference work
When a formula is copied or moved to other cells, the absolute cell reference in the formula remains unchanged.
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absolute cell reference examples
$A$5
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The relative cell reference in the target cell is ________
changed accordingly