A function that allows you to paste special attributes of a cell, rather than just the contents of a cell.

The place where copied data can be stored for future pasting purposes. It can hold up to 24 copied items from any Microsoft application.

The Quick Access Toolbar appears above the ribbon by default and holds the AutoSave, Save, Undo, and Redo commands. It can be customized to suit your needs.

The drop-down arrow on the Quick Access Toolbar.

The function that freezes worksheet titles on screen, meaning if you move down or across to the right, the titles will remain on screen

The function that allows to you display more than one workbook/ worksheet on screen at the same time.

The function that splits your screen into halves or quarters to help you move around huge spreadsheets.

Accessed via File tab. Here you can Save, Save as, Print, Open, Export to PDF, and check file info.

A master file that can be used to create new files.

A tool that allows you to automatically fill cell contents based on the cell content being used as a base.

A cell or range with a defined name applied. Module 4 covers this topic in detail.

A tool that helps you navigate to specific cells, ranges, elements, or cells with special attributes such as formulas and conditional formatting. Access this tool in the Home tab or by selecting Ctrl+G.

Special formatting applied to cells to display various criteria. Module 7 covers this topic in detail.

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