Absolute Beginners Guide to Microsoft Office Excel 2003

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Touring Excel's Workbook Window

Inside the Excel program window is a workbook window that displays the current worksheet in front. In this window, you enter the labels, values, and formulas that make up each worksheet. Figure 2.5 illustrates the various components of the workbook window. Table 2.1 lists and describes each component.

Figure 2.5. The workbook window is made up of several components.

Table 2.1. Workbook Window Components

Component Name	Purpose
Tabs	Provide a way to switch from one worksheet to another. Click the tab for the desired worksheet.
Tab scrolling buttons	Enable you to scroll through the worksheets in a workbook.
Scrollbars	Enable you to bring into view a section of the current worksheet that is not displayed.
Column headings	Identify the columns by letter.
Row headings	Identify the rows by number.
Selector	Outlines the currently selected cell .
Split bars	Split the worksheet window into two panes so you can view two different portions of the same worksheet.

Touring Excel's Workbook Window

Figure 2.5. The workbook window is made up of several components.

Table 2.1. Workbook Window Components

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