Which term describes the window that displays the entire workbook and lets you switch between sheets?

• A. File Explorer
• B. Worksheet
• C. Workbook Window
• D. Grid Panel

Answer: (C)

In spreadsheet software, you navigate the file by switching between its worksheets, and this happens in the workbook window. The workbook window is the view that shows the entire workbook and includes the sheet tabs at the bottom, one tab for each worksheet. Clicking a tab switches you to that specific sheet, so you can see and edit different pages within the same file. This window is distinct from a single worksheet, which is just one page inside the workbook, and not the container that holds all sheets. File Explorer is the computer’s file browser, used outside of the spreadsheet app, and a grid panel isn’t the term used to describe this workspace.