SPREADSHEETS USING EXCEL

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Across

3. This sign is always before a formula?

5. The preferred orientation used for spreadsheets?

7. This consists of many sheets?

8. There can be many of these in a workbook?

9. This provides a quick way of adding up?

13. This means to copy?

15. These are vertical?

16. This is where a value or formula is placed?

Down

1. Access this from the Print menu to put in row/column headings and gridlines?

2. These are used when part of a formula needs to be done first?

4. These are horizonal?

6. A type of chart?

10. This can copy formula and create sequences?

11. This can be clicked on to say yes?

12. The order in which Excel works?

14. A type of chart?

15. A type of chart?

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