What is a cell?
A cell is a single box in the spreadsheet grid where you enter data — a number, text, or a formula. Every cell has its own unique address.
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A cell is a single box in the spreadsheet grid where you enter data — a number, text, or a formula. Every cell has its own unique address.
Each cell is named by its column letter + row number. The cell in column B, row 5 is B5. The top-left cell is always A1.
A range is a group of connected cells, written First:Last. A1:A5 is a column of 5 cells. B2:D4 is a rectangular block of 9.
Type =5+3 and you get 8 — forever. Type =A1+B1 and the answer stays live: change A1, and the result updates on its own.