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A small box in a spreadsheet where you can type a number, word, or formula.
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A horizontal line of cells that goes left to right.
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A vertical line of cells that goes top to bottom.
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A selection of multiple cells, with any possible start and end.
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Change how it looks - eg making text bold, adding colour, or changing number style.
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What you type into a cell to make the spreadsheet do calculations for you. Always starts with an = sign.
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A special built-in command you type in a formula, that does something useful, like adding numbers or finding an average.
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A tool that lets you quickly copy a pattern - often used by dragging a handle across a range of cells.
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Facts or numbers you put into a spreadsheet - for example, scores, names, or dates.
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What you understand after the data is organised - for example, “Who got the highest score?”
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Information shown as a picture (sometimes called bar or pie) that helps you see data more clearly.
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To rearrange your data - eg putting names in alphabetical order or numbers from smallest to biggest.
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To hide things you don’t want to see so you can focus on just the data you need.
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