Worksheets are the pages, so to speak, of a particular spreadsheet and are where you enter data and perform calculations. There can be up to 255 worksheets associated with each spreadsheet. Whenever you create or open a spreadsheet you are immediately taken to the first worksheet in that spreadsheet - called Sheet1 by default, though you can rename the sheet if you like.
The worksheets are listed along the bottom of the spreadsheet window, with the current sheet selected.
If not all of the sheet names are visible, move the mouse pointer over the left edge of the bottom scroll bar (just to the right of the last visible sheet title). When the pointer turns to a cross, drag the scroll arrow till the required number of sheet names are visible. To select another sheet, just click on its name.
You can rename, delete, insert, copy and move worksheets, and also create links between sheets in the same spreadsheet or sheets in different spreadsheets.
Note: The terms worksheet and sheet are used interchangeably in these help notes and have the same meaning. Sometimes the term workbook is used for a spreadsheet file and its associated worksheets, with Spreadsheet being reserved for the program (or application) itself.
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