spreadsheet
- noun
- /ˈsprɛdˌʃiːt/
- Specialized
- Learn some basic skills for how to use spreadsheet software to examine large data sets.
- spreadsheet software
- Excel spreadsheet
- Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
Do you come come up with an Excel spreadsheet or that's harder?
- Do you come come up with an Excel spreadsheet or that's harder?
- So let's pull up the spreadsheet here.
- People are literally building out spreadsheets, trying to make an impossible decision.
- Go in and organise all your documents and spreadsheets.
- Yeah, the Google spreadsheet isn't as great as Excel.
- Boy, that spreadsheet is possible to construct.
Examples
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I input data into a spreadsheet.
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So let's pull up the spreadsheet here.
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And then he also found a spreadsheet of officer names.
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The thing is, having such a spreadsheet helps you with two things.
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Students then used a spreadsheet to create a graph representing that particular week's activities.
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The department would deliver a spreadsheet with a list of OCLC numbers for the records.
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Respondents were asked to indicate whether they used 11 specific spreadsheet functions and commands.
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The two staff members then separately entered the raw scores into an Excel spreadsheet for data analysis.
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So I made a spreadsheet of all of your expenses, job opportunities and miscellaneous tasks that I think you should focus on.
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She organizes her monthly expenses using a spreadsheet to keep track of her budget.
How Complex
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Morphology
Etymology
The word spreadsheet comes from the idea of a sheet of paper you spread out to see many numbers at once. Its parts spread and sheet mean 'spread out' and 'sheet of paper'. That's why a spreadsheet today on a computer is a table that helps you organize and calculate many numbers.