The Sum operator is the plus sign +. You may be referring to the Sum icon, which is the Greek letter Sigma, which looks like a funny capital letter E, or a capital M on its side. It is Σ.
No. Percent is not an operator, it is a symbol or cell format style.
The & is the concatenation operator. It could be used like this: =A1 & A2
A workbook is the MS Excel file in which you enter and store related data.A worksheet (also known as a spreadsheet) is a collection of cells on a single "sheet" where you actually keep and manipulate the data.Each workbook can contain many worksheets. (It's a lot like a book. One book contains an entire story. Each page of the book contains part of the story.)Often one workbook has a single theme, such as a personal budget. Each worksheet would then have a part of the theme, such as the budget broken down by month.
An Excel spreadsheet is called a workbook. Each individual page is called a worksheet.
The default file name for an MS Excel workbook is book1. I suppose because the programmer decided book made sense for a workbook and the 1 represents the first one you save. You can change the file name to whatever you like.
A link in Excel can be like a link on a webpage. By clicking on it, it can enable you to jump to different parts of the worksheet, different parts of the workbook, to a different workbook, to another kind of file and to a webpage. Another type of link is where data in one workbook is linked to data in another workbook or other kind of document. When data is updated in one, it will also change in the other document, as it is looking at data it is linked to.
A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.A workbook contains worksheets in Excel. A template is a predefined layout of a workbook that can be used over and over, saving you having to re-do standard parts every time you want to use it. So it can have things like headings put in already, and you just have to enter the data.
You need to enclose the workbook name in square brackets, then specify the sheet in that workbook and then the particular cell. So if you wanted to refer to cell A10 on Sheet2 of a workbook called Sales.xls then the reference would be like this: =[Sales.xls]Sheet2!A10
There is a specific icon for a new workbook, which is a whole new file, but not a worksheet. To add a worksheet to the existing workbook, go to the Insert menu and choose Worksheet.
Excel 2003 and earlier are limited to 255 worksheets per workbook. There are usually 3 by default when you start Excel, but you can add more or change the default.
Either *docs or docx depending on which version (year) of office you use.
No. There is no requirement to delete unused worksheets from a workbook. When you open a new workbook, Excel creates three blank sheets. If you use only one of them, you can delete the other two or leave them in place. The blank sheets will not cause any problems. If you like, you can delete them.