An area on a worksheet reserved for adding data to appear at the top of every printed page, such as a document title.

An area on a worksheet reserved for adding data to appear at the bottom of every printed page, such as the page number, date, time, or file path (where a workbook is stored).

Metadata included in the background of a workbook, such as the author’s name, date created, and date last modified.

Making your workbooks as inclusive as possible for people with disabilities and readable by a screen reader.

Ensuring your workbooks can be opened in earlier versions without losing content or functionality.

A computer code that adds data to a workbook, for example, a document property or the date field in a header or footer.

A visual representation of one or more data series.

A row or column of related values in a worksheet.

A miniature chart that occupies a single cell and provides a visual representation of data.

A feature that provides previews of analysis and visualization tools.

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