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    The document describes six key parts of the Microsoft Excel 2003 screen: the active cell, which is outlined in black and where data entry occurs; column letters that identify vertical columns; the formula bar above the worksheet where the active cell's contents are displayed and can be edited; the name box next to the formula bar that shows the active cell's reference or name; row numbers that identify horizontal rows; and sheet tabs at the bottom that are clicked to switch between worksheets.

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    The document describes six key parts of the Microsoft Excel 2003 screen: the active cell, which is outlined in black and where data entry occurs; column letters that identify vertical columns; the formula bar above the worksheet where the active cell's contents are displayed and can be edited; the name box next to the formula bar that shows the active cell's reference or name; row numbers that identify horizontal rows; and sheet tabs at the bottom that are clicked to switch between worksheets.

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    Parts of The Microsoft Excel 2003

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    The document describes six key parts of the Microsoft Excel 2003 screen: the active cell, which is outlined in black and where data entry occurs; column letters that identify vertical columns; the formula bar above the worksheet where the active cell's contents are displayed and can be edited; the name box next to the formula bar that shows the active cell's reference or name; row numbers that identify horizontal rows; and sheet tabs at the bottom that are clicked to switch between worksheets.

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    Parts of the Microsoft Excel 2003 Screen


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    Parts of the Microsoft Excel 2003 Screen

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    Active Cell
    In a worksheet, the cell with the black outline. Data is always entered into the active
    cell.
    Column Letter
    Columns run vertically on a worksheet and each one is identified by a letter in
    the column header.
    Formula Bar
    Located above the worksheet, this area displays the contents of the active cell. It can
    also be used for entering or editing data and formulas.
    Name Box
    Located next to the formula bar, the Name Box displays the cell reference or the name
    of the active cell.
    Row Number
    Rows run horizontally in an Excel worksheet and are identified by a number in the row
    header.
    Sheet Tab
    Switching between worksheets in a Microsft Excel file is done by clicking on the sheet
    tab at the bottom of the screen.

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