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Lesson 1455 of 1524

Working with Spreadsheets

The spreadsheet file is called a workbook and is composed of worksheets.

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The spreadsheet file is called a workbook and is composed of worksheets. A spreadsheet is a type of software that allows you to calculate mathematical equations and design tables that you can use for financial documents and that performs data analysis and mathematical calculations

The GUI of Excel is designed for manipulating the cells of the spreadsheet. A workbook can contain only one worksheet.

spreadsheet — software application type that has rows and columns in a grid pattern where you can enter data to design tables and graphs and perform data analysis. spreadsheet file — called a workbook and is composed of worksheets. worksheet — tab within a workbook where you can input data and design tables and graphs that use the data. data analysis — scientific discipline that uses mathematical and statistical tools to measure trends.

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What does “spreadsheet” mean in Working with Spreadsheets?

  1. 1Use the wording this chapter gives for spreadsheet.
  2. 2The book says: software application type that has rows and columns in a grid pattern where you can enter data to design tables and graphs and perform data analysis.
  3. 3Do not use the meaning of spreadsheet file. That term means called a workbook and is composed of worksheets.

Result: software application type that has rows and columns in a grid pattern where you can enter data to design tables and graphs and perform data analysis

Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for spreadsheet.

Do not swap spreadsheet and spreadsheet file. spreadsheet means software application type that has rows and columns in a grid pattern where you can enter data to design tables and graphs and perform data analysis. spreadsheet file means called a workbook and is composed of worksheets.

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