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Excel's color-coding of cell references in a formula makes it easier to spot potential
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In creating a new workbook, a is a timesaving utility that promotes consistency in both design and function.
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A is an expression, containing numbers, cell references, and/or mathematical operators, that is entered into a cell to display a calculated result.
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A sheet displays a chart graphic that is typically linked to data stored in a worksheet.
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Microsoft Office Excel 2003 is an electronic spreadsheet program that enables you to store, manipulate, and chart data.





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