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The toolbar above the ribbon and to the right of the Office button is called the Quick Access Toolbar. It provides quick access to frequently used commands and can be customized to add or remove commands based on individual preferences.
Generally it would still be called a spreadsheet, but it could be called a What-if spreadsheet.
A spreadsheet is sometimes called a worksheet.
Quick Access Toolbar- a toolbar above the Ribbon and to the right of the Office button, which can be customized by adding frequently used buttons.( this is the correct answer)=)
It is called a spreadsheet or a worksheet.
It usually is called a spreadsheet. Microsoft Excel calls it a worksheet.
In a spreadsheet a built-in formula is called a function.
In a spreadsheet the area where you manipulate data is called a cell.
One location on a spreadsheet is called a "cell".
There is a ribbon which is the thing at the end of the ribbon stick. It is connected by this hook which holds the ribbon. So the "ribbon" is called a ribbon :)
It can be called a worksheet. There is a range of actual spreadsheet programs, so people often refer to them directly, like Excel or Quattro or Works or Open Office or Lotus 123, instead of using the term spreadsheet.
They can be called records, but that is more the case in a database than in a spreadsheet.