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What is spreadsheet files called?
In Excel it is called a workbook.
What is Excel workbook collection of?
A workbook in Excel is a collection of worksheets, which may be what you mean. There is no particular name for a collection of workbooks. They are just workbooks or spreadsheet files.
What is a collection of cells in an Excel worksheet called?
A workbook in Excel is a collection of worksheets, which may be what you mean. There is no particular name for a collection of workbooks. They are just workbooks or spreadsheet files.
Document created in Excel is referred to as a?
An Excel Book or Excel Workbook with the files extension of .xlsx
How do you unpin a workbook from the recent workbooks list?
To unpin a workbook from the recent workbooks list, open the application where the workbook is pinned, such as Excel or another Microsoft Office program. Locate the pinned workbook in the recent files section, usually found in the File menu or start screen. Right-click on the pinned workbook and select "Unpin" or "Remove from list." This action will remove the workbook from the pinned section of your recent workbooks.
What blank workbook means?
A blank workbook - in relation to computer files - is simply an empty document, spreadsheet or database - that's been newly created. Think of it as an empty piece of paper - ready to be written on.
What is the extension for excel 2007 worksheets?
Worksheets do not have extensions. They are contained in files known as workbooks. A 2007 workbook extension is .xlsx.
How many jpg files can you put in an Excel workbook?
There is no answer to that, as files can be different physical sizes and take up different amounts of memory. So it is basically down to how much memory your computer has.
What is source workbook in MS-Excel?
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When you save a spreadsheet in Excel how many files will be saved?
One file. No matter how many worksheets you have in an excel workbook, everything will be saved in a single file.
A workbook with 12 worksheets would be saved as how many files?
It would depend on how much data was on the sheets and if they were related. Normally, yes.
What is a math workbook?
it workbook with math in it :)
