Displayed value
Formatting does not change the actual data stored in a cell but only changes how the data is displayed. For example, you can format a number as currency or a date format without altering the underlying numerical value.
No, single-cell charts and sparklines are different. A single-cell chart is a small chart embedded within a single cell, providing visual representation of data. On the other hand, a sparkline is a small, simple chart displayed within a cell and is used to show trends or variations in data without axes or labels.
A cell in Excel is the intersection of a row and column in a worksheet grid where data can be entered or displayed. Cells are identified by a unique alphanumeric address, such as A1 or B2. They can contain various types of data, such as text, numbers, formulas, and functions.
In Excel, when a function is assigned to a cell, it returns a value or result based on the calculations or operations defined within the function. For example, the SUM function will return the total of specified numbers or cell ranges. The output is displayed directly in the cell where the function is entered, and it can change dynamically if the referenced data changes.
The length of a data bar represents the value in a cell. The longer the data bar, the higher the value in the cell it is associated with.
A cell attribute is the way in which the data inside the cell is displayed e.g. currency or percentage.
No. I am positive at least on the latest version I have you cannot.
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Data is stored and displayed in cells. A cell is addressed by column letter and row number. Your current cell address is displayed in the address box. You move around in the spreadsheet by clicking a cell with the mouse or using the tab or arrow keys.
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Formatting does not change the actual data stored in a cell but only changes how the data is displayed. For example, you can format a number as currency or a date format without altering the underlying numerical value.
The cell contents are what is actually typed into a cell. This is not always the same as what is displayed. So you can type a formula into a cell, which would be its contents, and the formula will do a calculation and display a result, which is the cell display. When you look at the cell you would see the result of the formula, but not the formula itself. The cell contents are always displayed on the formula bar. If you just type a number in, then the cell content and cell display can be the same. What you could then do is to format the cell and the number would be displayed in that format.
No, but quantitative data can.
Yes, any data set can be displayed using a histogram, as long as it represents original data, or data that does fall in a particular order.
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Percentage data