How would you explain cells, columns, rows, and sheets in Excel?

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Cells are individual boxes where data can be entered, columns are vertical groups of cells, rows are horizontal groups of cells, and sheets are individual tabs within a workbook.

Cells are the basic units in Excel where data is entered, each cell is identified by a unique address such as A1, B2, etc.
Columns are vertical groups of cells identified by letters (A, B, C, etc.), and they run from top to bottom.
Rows are horizontal groups of cells identified by numbers (1, 2, 3, etc.), and they run from left to right.
Sheets are individual tabs within a workbook where different sets of data can be organized and stored.
For example, in a sales workbook, each sheet can represent a different month or product category.

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