Sheet

What's on this screen

• The lenses at the top: Explorer, Navigator, Sheet and Analysis, four ways of looking at the same records; the one you are in is marked. Switch with one record chosen and the next lens opens on it: Navigator's walk starts at it, Explorer opens it chosen, and Sheet and Analysis narrow theirs to it, said as a chip in the source row (× lifts it there only; Undo brings it back).
• Under them, the source row: whether you are typing a sheet or working with records, the cell's address with what it holds (the formula bar), and at the row's right end the sheet's buttons — undo, redo and, over records, sort, filter and find.
• The grid, and beside it, while you type a sheet, how the table reads before it goes into the model.
• The line at the foot: what the sheet is doing (saving, saved, filtered) and the sum, count and average of what is selected.

Type a sheet

1. Choose a cell and type. Enter keeps what you typed and goes down; Tab goes right; Escape leaves the cell as it was. A double-click, or F2, changes what a cell holds instead of replacing it.
2. Or type in the box above the cells, after the cell's address. Typing an address there — B12 — and pressing Enter goes to that cell.
3. The sheet is kept as you type; the bar at the foot says Saving… and then Saved.