A. AutoSum function – A program that takes a range of cells adds them together and displays the results.

B. Cell – Intersection of a row and column. Can contain up to 256 characters.

C. Column – Range of cells labeled by a letter and displayed vertically (up and down).

D. Row – Range of cells labeled by a number and displayed horizontally (across).

E. Cell reference – Also called an address, referenced by column letter and row number. Example: A1 – refers to the cell located at column A and row 1.

F. Right align - Position the contents of a cell to the right of the cell.

G. Currency format – Change the numeric contents of the cell so that the numbers are preceded with a dollar sign $ and have two decimal places. Example: $4.50.

H. Formula – An arithmetic expression. Must start with an equals sign “=”. Must also follow the standard order of operation – Parentheses (), Exponent 2^2, Multiplication *, Division /, Addition + and Subtraction. Example: =2*6/2

I. Underline Border – A line under or around a cell.

J. Label - Data you are not going to perform arithmetic with. Example: 1234 Highland Drive, Greensboro, NC 22999.

K. Value – Data you want represented as a number.

L. Bold- Makes selected text or numbers darker

****Hint***** Two items are labeled with the same letter.