Name: __________________Date: _________________Period: ______Using Cell Range ReferencesIn order to refer to a range of cells, you need to be able to read notations for this. When referring to a range, you will use 2 cell references, the upper left cell and the lower right cell in the range you want to highlight with a colon separating them: A1:C5 for instance, refers to a range that starts in A1 and goes to C5. A range will ALWAYS be a rectangle.Use the following sets of instructions to create pictures in Excel using cell ranges:Setup your spreadsheet1. Highlight the range A:Ka. Click and hold the mouse button on the A column and drag to highlight over to the K column (A:K)b. Click on the Format button in the Cells groupc. Select Column Width from the menu d. Type 2e. Click OKPicture One2. Highlight the range A1:F6a. Click in cell A1 and hold the mouse buttonb. Drag down to F6c. Release mouse button3. Fill the cell with Pink using the fill color button in the Font group4. Highlight the range A3:F35. Fill with Yellow6. Highlight D1:D67. Fill with Yellow8. Click on cell C2, fill with yellow9. Click on cell E4, fill with yellow10. What am I: __________________________________Picture Two11. Click on cell B12, fill with Red12. Click on cell D12, fill with Red13. Click on cell F12, fill with Red14. Click on cell D19, fill with Red15. Highlight B13:F17, fill with Red16. Highlight C18:E18 fill with Red17. Highlight D20:D30, fill with Green18. Fill the following cells with green:a. A24, B23, C24b. E22, F21, G2219. What am I? _________________20. Submit though e-Chalk. Confirmation number: ___________________________