Spreadsheet units

ROWS

Think of the horizontal lines where data is entered in a table, often labeled with numbers on the left side.

A spreadsheet is made up of horizontal "rows" and vertical columns, so the clue is simply naming the basic building blocks of how data is organized. The answer is straightforward—no wordplay or tricks here—just a direct reference to the grid structure everyone recognizes from programs like Excel. If you've ever worked with spreadsheets, "rows" is the obvious term for those side-by-side lines where you enter information.