What do you mean by a cell in Microsoft Excel?

Answer 1

A Cell in Excel for example is A1, B1 It is just like a grid in math. It is a place on the spreadsheet, which can hold text, numbers, or formulas. The formulas will perform calculations based on the data in other cells, to arrive at the displayed answer. There are formula functions which perform operations with text as well, so it's not limited to numbers.

Answer 2

In Excel, a cell reference identifies the location a cell or group of cells in the spreadsheet. Sometimes referred to as a cell address, a cell reference consists of the column letter and row number that intersect at the cell's location. Note that when listing a cell reference, the column letter is always listed first.

Answer 3

A cell refers to the box in spreadsheet which has its own identification. The cell is the basic unit of a worksheet. A cell is identified by its row and column, like a grid reference. The cell in column B and row 4 is cell B4. The column letter always comes before the row number.

Answer 4

The place that you enter the information into. It is a small box on the worksheet formed where a column meets a row. It is fundamental to spreadsheets. See the related question below.

Answer 5

In any spreadsheet program such as Excel, each rectangular box in a rowworksheet is referred to as a cell.

Answer 6

It is a unit location, based upon a grid principle. The letter is the vertical column and the # is the row, horizontal.

Answer 7

A Cell in Excel for example is A1,B1 It is just like a grid in math.

Answer 8

A cell is a space for information or formulas. You can put a category and then put formulas or information in there to make a chart.

Answer 9

Any of the little rectangles that look like cells.