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| A formula that does not change as it is copied or moved. |
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| Selected cell in an Excel worksheet. |
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| Advanced filter using criteria range and copy to range. |
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| A set of clearly defined, logical steps that solve a problem. |
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| Arithmetic Logic Unit; Part of CPU that performs caculations and logical operations. |
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| Effects applied to placeholders to move content in unique ways on the slide. |
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| Helps you perform a specific task such as Word Processing, spreadsheets, ect. |
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| The values that a function uses to perform calculations or operations. |
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| A built-in set of filtering capabilities that you can apply to worksheet data. |
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| A copy of a file that is stored as an alternative in case the orginal file is lost or corrupted. |
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| In binary, a digit represents a zero or one. |
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| The process of starting a computer. |
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| Software included with the purchase of a new computer. |
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| 8 bits represents characters. |
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| (Compact Disk-Read Only Memory) Disk that can store up to 680 MB of data. |
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| The intersection of a column and a row in a table. |
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| A graphic representation of numeric data in a worksheet. |
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| (In Excel and Access) Formatting text in a cell based on certain criteria (usually numeric). |
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| Central Processing Unit; Also known as the microprocessor, the brains of the computer. |
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| (Control Unit) Part of the CPU that controls the flow of information. |
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| Information entered into the computer to be processed that consists of text, numbers, sounds, and images. |
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| A file you create when working with an application program. |
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| Database tables that stores subject-based data. Primary object in a database is a table. |
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| Excel feature that helps ensure accurate data is being entered into a cell. |
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| A collection or related information organized for rapid research and retrieval. |
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| Removing a password from an encrypted file. |
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| First screen after OS boots up containing icons. |
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| Document you are transfering data to. |
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| Small program that instructs OS on how to operate specific hardware. |
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| Modify or change, make revisions or corrections. |
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| (electronic mail) Transmissions of electronic messages over networks. |
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| A chart created on the same worksheet as the data used in the chart. |
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| To scramble data in a way that can only be reconverted by autorized user who has the correct password. |
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| A note that appears at the end of a document and provides the source of burrowed material. |
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| A keyboard that allows for a more natural positioning of your arms and hands. |
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| Opening in motherboard where expansion board, adapter card are inserted. |
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| Single piece of database information such as first name, last name, and phone number. |
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| Three or four characters automatically added to the filename when the document is saved; after the period to identify type of file. |
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| Shows or hides information in a table based on certain criteria. Used to refine your search for a particular record. |
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| A small data storage device that uses flash memory and connects to the USB. Also known as a pen drive, jump drive, or thumb drive. |
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| Diagram that shows different paths a program will take depending on input. |
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| A means of organizing files into manageable groups. |
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| Information or graphics that prints in the bottom margin of each page. |
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| A note that appears at the bottom of a page and provides the source of burrowed materials. |
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| A database object which provides a convenient way to enter, edit, and view data in a table. |
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| To change the appearance of the text or the whole document. |
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| Office feature used to quickly copy and apply formatting. |
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| An equation that performs calculations on values in a worksheet. |
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| Files not stored in contiguous clusters, divided and stored in different disk locations. |
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| A predefined formula that performs a calculation. |
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| A special formula that uses a function instead of operators to calculate a formula. |
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| Items other then text, images, and pictures. |
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| Boundry lines used in a table for layout purposes. |
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| (Graphical User Interface) Parts of the OS that uses graphical symbols to represent files, programs, and documents making the computer user friendly. |
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| A data storge unit inside a computer. |
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| A printed copy of a document. |
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| The tangible, physical equipment that can be seen and touched. |
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| Information or graphics that prints in the top margin of each page. |
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| Shape the mouse pointer takes positioned on text in a document. |
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| Internet and Computing Core Certification-Golbal Standard 3. |
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| Graphic images or symbols that represent applications, files, disk drives, ect. |
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| The output produced by computers after it processes data. |
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| Enable the user to input commands and data into the computer. |
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| Default mode, when you enter new text, the existing text shifts right to make room. |
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| Largest network used an a communication tool. |
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| A network designed for the exclusive within an organization. |
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| Internet Service Provider. |
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| (In word) Creating personalized letters for each person on a mail list by combining a database of names and addresses with a form letter created in a word processing program. |
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| Large powerful computer used to centralized storage, and processing large amounts of data. |
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| The blank areas at the top, bottom, and side of a document. |
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| Revision marks and comments that appear in a document. |
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| Where data is stored on the computer's motherboard. |
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| Usually called a personal computer; used at home or the office by one person. |
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| An integrated circuit silicon chip that contains the processing unit for computers or appliances. |
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| Type of computer that is designed to serve multiple users; larger then a microcomputer, and smaller then a mainframe. |
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| Cells that contain both absolute and relative references. |
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| Microsoft Office Specialist Certification. |
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| Circuit board containing all the computers main components. |
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| A pointing device alternative to the keyboard. |
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| Running two or more computer operations simultaneously: One in the foreground, and the other in the background. |
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| Good manners and proper behaviors when communicating through electronic media. |
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| Connects one computer to another computer and peripheral devices. |
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| Object Linking and Embedding. |
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| A hierarchial chart that shows the relationship of positions within an organization. |
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| Enables the computer to give you the results of the processed data. |
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| New text replaces existing characters. |
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| Type of personal information scams. |
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| Featured in Excel and Access. An interactive chart that shows data totals or summaries. |
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| In Excel and Access. A form used to reorganize columns and rows to analyze data. |
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| Provide placement grids for adding text, pictures, tables, and charts. |
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| This is when you take responsibility for someone elses work. |
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| Technology allowing hardware components to be attached and configured automatically. |
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| Document files in PowerPoint |
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| A systematic approach of going from an initial situation to a desired situation. |
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| Access feature. Database object that enabled storage data to be searched and retrieved. |
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| (Random Access Memory) Where instructions and data are stored temporarly. |
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| Group of adjacent cells selected in a worksheet. |
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| A group of related fields in a database. |
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| Cell reference that will be adjusted when a formula is copied or moved. |
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| (Read Only Memory)Permanent storage burned into ships by manufaturers. |
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| To store a document on a disk or other storage medium for future use. |
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| Divides documents into multiple secions |
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| Small circles and squares on the border of a graphic or objext indicating that it is selected. |
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| Specifies a color scheme, text format, background, bullet style, and graphics for all slides in a PowerPoint presentation. |
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| The arrangement of placeholders on a slide. |
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| The main slide that stores information about the theme and layouts of a presentation. |
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| The area in the presentation window that contains the slide contents. |
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| The act of obtaining or attempting to obtain otherwise secure data by conning an individual into revealing secure information. |
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| Intangible set of instructions that tells the computer what to do. |
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| Process of organizing a list based on a specific criteria. |
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| A file that data was orginally created in. |
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| (A type of phishing scam) Using software to display a web page that appears identical to a different web page, for the purpose of stealing personal information. |
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| Permanent storge: Hard Drive/Diskette/USB |
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| A folder within another folder |
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| Largest and fastest computer that stores and processes tremendous amounts of data. |
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| 3 Pieces: OS (Operating System), Utilities, Translator that coordinate and control resources and operations. |
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| Datasheet that stores subject-based data primarily used in a database. |
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| File that contains formatting and text you can customize to create new documents. |
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| Drawing objects that enables you to add text to work. |
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| A pointing device that you can use instead of a mouse. |
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| Analyzing problems to corrent faults in the system. |
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| A collection of files for updating software that fixes bugs or provides enhancements. |
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| Replacing software or hardware with a newer or better version to bring the system up to date. |
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| (Uninterruptible Power Source) A battery power source that provides electronic current during a power surge. |
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| (Universal Serial Bus) Computer port that supports data transfer. |
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| Parts of the computer's OS that users interact with. |
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| A computer program that is written to cause corruption of data. |
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| Wireless Internet Service Provider. |
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| A windows program that simplifies a task by guiding you through prompts and questions. |
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| Word feature that automatically wraps text to the next line. |
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| Malware that makes many copies of itself to consume recources. |
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| (Extensible Markup Language) A format that effects how files are stored to a safe space. |
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| To change from a distant view to a more close up view (Zoom In) or a close up view to a more distant view (Zoom Out) |
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