Open Microsoft Excel. Identify all the components of a worksheet and write down their definitions in the notebook.
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Identify all the components of a worksheet and write down their definitions in the notebook.
Workbook
The workbook, often known as a spreadsheet, is a unique file created by Excel XP.
The application's and spreadsheet's names are both displayed in the title bar.
The menu bar in Excel XP displays all of the menus available to you. By left-clicking the menu name, you can see the contents of any menu.
There are 256 columns in each Excel spreadsheet. A letter or a combination of letters is used to name each column.
There are 65,536 rows in each spreadsheet. A number is assigned to each row.
This displays the current selection's or active cell's address.
The formula bar displays data that has been entered, or is being entered, in the current or active cell.
A cell is the point where a column and a row meet. Each cell has its own unique address. The cell address of the selected cell in the image above is B3. The cell pointer is the thick border that surrounds the selected cell.