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A workbook is an Excel file, containing worksheets. Normally a worksheet is viewed in a single window. You can however, split the worksheet window so that you can have more than one window and look at different parts of the same worksheet at the same time.
An Excel spreadsheet is referred to as a worksheet. A collection of worksheets is called a workbook.
To remove a spreadsheet (also known as a worksheet) from a workbook in Excel, right-click on the tab of the worksheet you want to delete. Then, select "Delete" from the context menu that appears. Confirm the deletion if prompted, and the worksheet will be removed from the workbook. Make sure to save your workbook afterward if you want to keep the changes.
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Yes, when you start Excel in the normal way, you will be presented with a blank workbook. However, you can choose an Excel file from your folders before opening Excel, and if you double click on it, it will start Excel and have that file open when it starts, instead of a blank workbook.
Yes, an MS Excel worksheet is always stored in a workbook.
The question is not clear, but if you have several worksheets in an Excel 2007 workbook, you can move a worksheet to a new location in the workbook by clicking and dragging the worksheet tab to the loction you want.
To quickly add a new worksheet to a workbook in Excel, you can use the shortcut Shift + F11. Alternatively, you can also click the "+" icon next to the existing worksheet tabs at the bottom of the Excel window. This allows you to create new sheets without navigating through menus.
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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.
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.
A worksheet is only one sheet; whereas a workbook contains several sheets. These terms are often used in Microsoft Excel.