Open a workbook and move around the grid

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1. To start a new empty Excel file, Microsoft's basic path is:

   File > New > Blank workbook Data > Filter > Blank Home > AutoSum Insert > Chart
2. Cell D10 is:

   Column 10, row D Sheet 10 Column D, row 10 Always empty
3. After you type in a cell, Tab usually moves:

   Up Right Down To File > Print
4. After you type in a cell, Enter (Return on a Mac) usually moves:

   To the ribbon To a new workbook Left Down to the cell below
5. The name box shows:

   The file size The address of the active cell, such as A1 Only formulas The header row at the top of the column name
6. Sheet tabs at the bottom of the window:

   Close Excel Sort the data Switch between sheets in the same workbook Create a chart
7. Scrolling the window:

   Changes what you can see, but does not by itself change the active cell Always changes the active cell to A1 Deletes what you typed Saves the file