8th Grade Excel Vocabulary Terms
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This is our second week working with Microsoft Excel Definition: Excel is an electronic spreadsheet program that can be used for storing, organizing and manipulating data. Please take your time while doing your quiz and good luck! Mrs. G
- 1.A Range in Microsoft Excel refers to...
- A.
A group of cells
- B.
A calculation that describes the relationship between cells
- C.
A way of arranging data in a particular order
- 2.What is a Workbook?
- A.
A table of data that is organized into rows and columns
- B.
The Excel file that holds your worksheets
- C.
A built-in formula in Excel
- 3.What is the function of the AutoFit ?
- A.
A symbol that represents a specific action
- B.
A way of arranging data in a particular order
- C.
Automatically change the width of a column to fit the longest entry or change the height of a row to fit the font
- 4.What is a Formula?
- A.
A calculation that describes the relationship between cells
- B.
Excel automatically knows that you want to add the column of numbers above or add the row of numbers to the left
- C.
This is what rows are sorted by
- 5.A Function is?
- A.
A symbol that represents a specific action
- B.
A way of arranging data in a particular order
- C.
A built-in formula in Excel
- 6.What is the Criteria function in excel?
- A.
A sort to rearrange data from lowest to highest, such as A to Z or smallest number to largest
- B.
This is what rows are sorted by
- C.
Another way to reduce the amount of information displayed
- 7.What is a Chart?
- A.
Also known as a graph, it is a visual way to display and compare data
- B.
A way of arranging data in a particular order
- C.
A calculation that describes the relationship between cells
- 8.If you sort your information in an Ascending sort you are?
- A.
A sort to rearrange data from highest to lowest, such as Z to A or largest number to smallest
- B.
A sort to rearrange data from lowest to highest, such as A to Z or smallest number to largest
- C.
Another way to reduce the amount of information displayed
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