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A collection of design choices that includes colors, fonts, andspecial effects used to give a consistent look to a document,workbook, or presentation. (86)TabA component of the Ribbon that is designed to appear much like atab on a file folder. (71)Quick Access ToolbarProvides handy access to commonly executed tasks such assaving a file and undoing recent actions. (76)Status BarThe long bar at the bottom of the screen that houses the Zoomslider and various View buttons. (106)Microsoft OfficeA productivity software suite including a set of softwareapplications, each one specializing in a particular type of output.(66)Tell me what you want todo boxAllows you to search for help and information about a commandor task you want to perform, and will also present you with ashortcut directly to that command. (77)RibbonThe long bar located just beneath the title bar containing tabs,groups, ad commands. (70)MarginThe area of blank space that displays to the left, right, top, andbottom of a document or worksheet. (107)Cloud StorageA technology used to store files and to work with programs thatare stored in a central location on the Internet. (67)Header
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A tool that copies all formatting from one area to another.
Stores up to 24 cut or copied selections for use later on in your computing session.
A task-oriented section of the Ribbon that contains related commands.
An online app used to store, access, and share files and folders. or A Web-based storage site and sharing utility.
Custom programs or additional commands that extend the functionality of a Microsoft Office program.
A component of Office that provides a concise collection of commands related to an open file and includes save and print options.
A tool that displays near selected text that contains formatting commands.
Relational database software used to store data and convert it into information.
Consists of one or more lines at the bottom of each page.
A predesigned file that incorporates formatting elements, such as a theme and layouts, and may include content that can be modified.
A collection of design choices that includes colors, fonts, and special effects used to give a consistent look to a document, workbook, or presentation.
A component of the Ribbon that is designed to appear much like a tab on a file folder.
Provides handy access to commonly executed tasks such as saving a file and undoing recent actions.
The long bar at the bottom of the screen that houses the Zoom slider and various View buttons.
A productivity software suite including a set of software applications, each one specializing in a particular type of output.
"Tell me what you want to do" box
Allows you to search for help and information about a command or task you want to perform, and will also present you with a shortcut directly to that command.
The long bar located just beneath the title bar containing tabs, groups, and commands.
The area of blank space that displays to the left, right, top, and bottom of a document or worksheet.
A technology used to store files and to work with programs that are stored in a central location on the Internet.
Consists of one or more lines at the top of each page.
Text or graphic that displays behind text.
A structural view of a document or presentation that can be collapsed or expanded as necessary.
The feature that automatically moves words to the next line if they do not fit on the current line.
The feature that enables Word to recover a previous version of a document.
A computer application, such as Microsoft Word, used primarily with text to create, edit, and format documents.
View in which text reflows to screen-sized pages to make it easier to read.
Word processing application included in the Microsoft Office software suite.
View that closely resembles the way a document will look when printed.
A character or graphic not normally included on a keyboard.
A feature that checks for and removes certain hidden and personal information from a document.
Information that displays at the top or bottom of each document page.
View that shows a great deal of document space, but no margins, headers, footers, or other special features.
Blinking bar that indicates where text that you next type will appear.
Pane that displays when you click Smart Lookup, enabling you to access outside resources, such as images, definitions, and other items for a selected word.
Tool that enables you to find a synonym for a selected word.
A feature that modifies text to include special effects, such as color, shadow, gradient, and 3-D appearance.
A series of faint dots on the outside border of a selected object; enables the user to adjust the height and width of the object. or A circle that enables you to adjust the height or width of a selected chart.
A list of points that is not sequential
An item, such as a picture or text box, that can be individually selected and manipulated.
A unified set of design elements, including font style, color, and special effects, that is applied to an entire document.
A typeface or complete set of characters
A named collection of formatting characteristics that can be applied to characters or paragraphs.
Marks the location to indent only the first line in a paragraph.
The horizontal or vertical green bar that appears as you move an object, assisting with lining up an object.
A combination of title, heading, and paragraph styles that can be used to format all of those elements at one time.
A format that separates document text into side-by-side vertical blocks, often used in newsletters.
A line that surrounds a paragraph or a page.
The amount of space before or after a paragraph
An Office feature that provides a preview of the results of a selection when you point to it.
The vertical space between the lines in a paragraph.
An indicator that divides a document into parts, enabling different formatting in each section.
A boxed object that can be bordered and shaded, providing space for text
A marker that specifies the position for aligning text, sometimes including a leader.
A graphic file that is obtained from the Internet or a storage device.
A setting associated with the way a paragraph is distanced from one or more margins.
The position of a table between the left and right document margins.
A descriptive title for a table.
A document used in a mail merge process with standard information that you personalize with recipient information.
A line that surrounds a Word table, cell, row, or column.
A named collection of color, font, and border design that can be applied to a table.
A background color that displays behind text in a table, cell, row, or column.
A combination of cell references, operators, and values used to perform a calculation.
The intersection of a column and row in a table.
A process that combines content from a main document and a data source
Contains information that is standard for all recipients, although variable data can be adjusted if used in a mail merge.
An indicator that displays between rows or columns in a table, enabling you to insert one or more rows or columns.
Organizes information in a series of rows and columns or A structure that organizes data in a series of records (rows), with each record made up of a number of fields (columns).
A list of information that is merged with a main document during a mail merge procedure.
Determines the sequence by which operations are calculated in an expression. or Rules that control the sequence in which Excel performs arithmetic
operations.
Serves as a placeholder for the variable data that will be inserted into the main document during a mail merge procedure.
A pre-built formula that simplifies creating a complex calculation.
Feature that enables you to choose border formatting and click on any table border to apply the formatting.
A positional reference contained in parentheses within a function or An input, such as a cell reference or value, needed to complete a function.
A group of related fields representing one entity, such as a person, place, or event
Word feature that converts a PDF document into an editable Word document.
A list of sources consulted by an author in his or her work; the listing preferred by MLA.
A note recognizing a source of information or a quoted passage.
An alphabetical listing of topics covered in a document along with the page numbers where the topic is discussed.
Word feature that monitors all additions, deletions, and formatting changes you make in a document.
A citation that appears at the end of a document.
Word feature that simplifies the display of comments and revision marks, resulting in a clean, uncluttered look.
Page that lists headings in the order they appear in a document and the page numbers where the entries begin.
A note, annotation, or additional information to the author or another reader about the content of a document.
A list of sources consulted by an author in his or her work.
A shape that displays on the right side of a paragraph in which a comment has been made and provides access to the comment.
A guide to a particular writing style outlining required rules and conventions related to the preparation of papers.
The act of using and documenting the works of another as one’s own.
A citation that appears at the bottom of a page.
A writing style established by the Modern Language Association with rules and conventions for preparing research papers (used primarily in the area of humanities).
A Word feature that shows several authors simultaneously editing the document in Word or Word Online.
Indicates where text is added, deleted, or formatted while the Track Changes feature is active.
The first page of a report, including the report title, author or student, and other identifying information.
A publication, person, or media item that is consulted in the preparation of a paper and given credit.
A spreadsheet that contains formulas, functions, values, text, and visual aids.
A file containing related worksheets.
A range of cells containing values for variables used in formulas.
A range of cells containing results based on manipulating the variables.
Identifies the address of the current cell.
Displays the content (text, value, date, or formula) in the active cell.
Displays the name of a worksheet within a workbook.
Includes letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces.
A number that represents a quantity or an amount.
Enables you to copy the contents of a cell or cell range or to continue a sequence by dragging the fill handle over an adjacent cell or range of cells.
A small green square at the bottom-right corner of a cell.
The horizontal measurement of a column.
The vertical measurement of a row.
A rectangular group of cells.
The position of data between the cell margins.
Formatting that enables a label to appear on multiple lines within the current cell.
The background color appearing behind data in a cell.
A combination of cell references, operators, values, and/or functions used to perform a calculation.
A set of rules that governs the structure and components for properly entering a function.
Displays the current date.
Indicates a cell’s specific location; the cell reference does not change when you copy the formula.
Identifies the highest value in a range.
Tallies the number of cells in a range that contain values.
Looks up a value in a vertical lookup table and returns a related result from the lookup table.
A range that contains data for the basis of the lookup and data to be retrieved.
Calculates the arithmetic mean, or average, of values in a range.
Identifies the midpoint value in a set of values.
Displays the current date and time.
Evaluates a condition and returns one value if the condition is true and a different value if the condition is false.
Calculates the total of values contained in one or more cells
Calculates the periodic payment for a loan with a fixed interest rate and fixed term.
Indicates a cell’s location from the cell containing the formula; the cell reference changes when the formula is copied.
Contains both an absolute and a relative cell reference in a formula; the absolute part does not change but the relative part does when you copy the formula.
An expression that evaluates to true or false.
Displays the lowest value in a range.
Chart that groups columns side by side to compare data points among categories.
Miniature chart contained in a single cell.
Chart type that shows trends over time in which the value axis indicates quantities and the horizontal axis indicates time.
Label that describes the entire chart.
Label that describes either the category axis or the value axis.
Key that identifies the color, gradient, picture, texture, or pattern fill assigned to each data series in a chart
Chart type that compares categories of data horizontally.
Chart that shows each data point in proportion to the whole data series.
Numeric value that describes a single value on a chart.
Chart that contains two chart types, such as column and line, to depict two types of data, such as individual data points and percentages.
Horizontal or vertical line that extends from the horizontal or vertical axis through the plot area.
Chart type that shows the relationship between two variables.
Group of related data points that display in row(s) or column(s) in a worksheet.
Window of options to format and customize chart elements.
Provides descriptive labels for the data points plotted in a chart.
Section of a chart that contains graphical representation of the values in a data series.
A container for the entire chart and all of its elements
An identifier that shows the exact value of a data point in a chart.
Displays incremental numbers to identify approximate values, such as dollars or units, of data points in a chart.
A conditional format that displays horizontal gradient or solid fill indicating the cell’s relative value compared to other selected cells.
The process of listing records or text in a specific sequence, such as alphabetically by last name.
The process of specifying conditions to display only those records that meet those conditions.