What is a grid in Excel?

Answer 1

When you look at a worksheet in Excel you can see all the cells, because of the lines around them. Those are gridlines. You can also add borders, to make heavier lines around cells. Gridlines can be turned off completely, by going to the Options menu and the View section and removing the tick beside Gridlines.

Answer 2

A spreadsheet is made up of rows and columns, which create cells. To be able to see them, lines appear on the screen forming a grid. In Excel a spreadsheet is called a worksheet and it is a grid.

Answer 3

A worksheet is made up of rows and columns, creating cells, so it is a grid. Finding particular cells is done by a grid-referencing system, using the column and row to identify a cell. So cell V56 would be in column V and row 56.

Answer 4

The grid is the lines that show you where your rows and columns are, and enable you to see cells. They can be turned off but are usually left on.

Answer 5

In a spreadsheet it would be a worksheet. In a Word Processor it would be a table. A rectangular section of a worksheet with data in it could also be referred to as a table.

Answer 6

Gridlines are the lines you see on the screen when you open a new Excel worksheet. They form a grid that helps you see where all the cells are located.

Answer 7

The grid in spreadsheet is a grid like in a grid book.

Answer 8

A worksheet in Excel is a grid of cells. The lines that show the cells are known as gridlines.

Answer 9

A worksheet.