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When you change how a set of information is presented.
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Second of two words. A way of identifying a particular cell. For example the column within the worksheet starts with A, B, C ... whilst the rows are numbered 1,2,3 ... so the unique cell reference of the top left cell in the worksheet is "A1" i.e. column A row 1
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This is when you ask the database to arrange a list of items into some logical manner. Very common sort types are:- > 'Ascending' order sorts a list from the lowest value first to the highest value last. > 'Descending' order sorts a list from the highest first to the lowest last. > Alphabetic order sorts a text list starting with 'A' and ending with 'Z'
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This is is all of the data about one person or one thing. It is made up of one or more 'fields'.
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The opposite of a 'header'. A common area at the bottom of the page.
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This a common area at the top of each page where text and logos can be placed. These can then made to appear on every page.
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First of two words. A way of identifying a particular cell. For example the column within the worksheet starts with A, B, C ... whilst the rows are numbered 1,2,3 ... so the unique cell reference of the top left cell in the worksheet is "A1" i.e. column A row 1
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This is a single piece of data about one person or one thing. Many of these make up a record. It is usually a single column within a multi-column table.
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This is a single piece of data about one person or one thing. Many of these make up a record. It is usually a single column within a multi-column table.
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These are the small rectangular boxes on spreadsheets which are used to enter data (text, numbers or symbols) and to perform calculations using formulae
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This is a collection of related data held in a grid format. It consists of columns, and rows.
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Second of two words. These describe the content of a column. They help organise information and make it easier to find.
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A line of information in a table that goes left to right is called a?
