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1. What runs horizontally and is identified with numbers?

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2 answers:

emmainna [20.7K]3 years ago

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Answer: Row

Explanation:

The Excel interface has many of the same features as the Word window. Some features specific to the Excel window include the following:

• Columns run vertically and are identified with letters.

• Rows run horizontally and are identified with numbers.

• A cell is the intersection of a row and column and has a cell name, such as A1. The name of the selected cell is displayed above the sheet in the Name box. The cell name is also called the cell reference.

• The active cell is also called the selected cell. It has a bold border and is where the data you type will appear.

• The Formula bar is displayed above the column letters and displays the contents of a cell.

• Scroll bars are located along the right side of the window and below the worksheet. You use them to bring unseen cells into view.

• The Sheet tab is displayed at the bottom of a worksheet. Click the New Sheet button when you need to add an additional sheet to the workbook. PF

-BARSIC- [3]3 years ago

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Columns runs horizontally and is identified with numbers

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