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• File Button – Contains menus as well as Excel
options.
• Ribbon – Contains all the spreadsheet
commands.
• Tabs – There are a number of tabs, including
Home, Insert, Data, Review, and a few others.
Each tab contains different buttons.
• Formula Bar – Where changes are made to cell
contents.
• Name Box – Shows the cell reference.
• Column & Row Headings – The way to
select/resize entire rows or entire columns. Rows
are numbered (1,2,3, …) and Columns are letters
(A, B, C, …)
• Worksheet – Current page of spreadsheet.
• Status Bar – Provides information on the current
spreadsheet.
• Zoom Control – Changes the size of the
spreadsheet on the screen.
• Navigation buttons – Allow you to move to
another worksheet in an Excel workbook. They
are used to display the first, previous, next, and
last worksheets in the workbook.
• Sheet tabs – Separate a workbook into specific
worksheets. A workbook defaults to three
worksheets.
• File Button – Contains menus as well as Excel
options.
• Ribbon – Contains all the spreadsheet
commands.
• Tabs – There are a number of tabs, including
Home, Insert, Data, Review, and a few others.
Each tab contains different buttons.
• Formula Bar – Where changes are made to cell
contents.
• Name Box – Shows the cell reference.
• Column & Row Headings – The way to
select/resize entire rows or entire columns. Rows
are numbered (1,2,3, …) and Columns are letters
(A, B, C, …)
• Worksheet – Current page of spreadsheet.
• Status Bar – Provides information on the current
spreadsheet.
• Zoom Control – Changes the size of the
spreadsheet on the screen.
• Navigation buttons – Allow you to move to
another worksheet in an Excel workbook. They
are used to display the first, previous, next, and
last worksheets in the workbook.
• Sheet tabs – Separate a workbook into specific
worksheets. A workbook defaults to three
worksheets.