Ms-Excel 2013 Screen Component
Ms-Excel 2013 Screen Component..?
When You will open Ms-excel 2013, a window will display like below with various of functions and features with its category name. we will describe here in detail...
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Some
common component of excel window are already discussed in MS-Word chapter.
Like- Title bar, Tab, Ribbon, etc. Now we discuss about some new component that
are only used in Excel –
Name Box – It shows the cell reference or cell name of the current selected cell. Example- A1, B5, Marks, etc.
Formula Bar – It shows the value or formula
of current selected cell. It is used to edit in value or formula of the
selected cell.
Column Header – Column
Header is a column identification character. Like – A, B, C, etc. When you
click on any column header, entire column selected automatically.
Row header – Row
Header is a Row identification character. Like – 1, 2, 3, etc. When you click
on any row header, entire row selected automatically.
New Sheet – When
you click on the button a new blank sheet automatically inserted at this point
Workbook – Excel
document is called a workbook. A workbook contains no. of sheet, by default it
display 1 sheet (3 sheets in old version).
Worksheet – A
sheet is a page that is collection of rows and columns. It contains 1048576
rows and 16384 columns (65536 rows and 256 columns in old version). Row is a horizontal bar and column is
vertical bar in a sheet.
Cell – Where rows and columns are intersect, is called cell.
Cell reference – In
a sheet each cell is a distinct from other. Each cell in a sheet has own address.
Address is a combination of column header and row header, these combination are
called cell reference. Ex- A1, B5, etc.
Cell range – Cell
range is a combination of number of cells. Cell range written as starting cell
reference and ending cell reference with colon (:) operator. Example- (A1:A10),
(B1:D5), etc.
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