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 Before diving into the PSL Excel Template, it is essential to familiarise yourself with the fundamental Microsoft Excel concepts that are integral to using this template effectively, namely:\\
-**Workbook**: A workbook is an Excel file that contains one or more worksheets. Think of a workbook as a digital notebook where you can store and organise data. In the context of the PSL Excel Template your project data is stored within a workbook.\\
+**Workbook**: A workbook is an Excel file that contains one or more worksheets. Think of a workbook as a digital notebook where you can store and organise data. In the context of the PSL Excel Template, your project data is stored within a workbook.\\
 **Worksheet**: A worksheet, also called a spreadsheet, is a single grid of cells organised into rows and columns. Each worksheet within a workbook is a separate tab where you can input, calculate, and visualise data. This template uses worksheets for various purposes, such as project definition, managing product and sprint backlogs, and reporting.\\
 **Tables**: Tables in Excel are structured ranges of data that include headers. They make managing, sorting, filtering, and analysing data easier. The "PSL Excel Template" utilises tables extensively to keep your project data organised and accessible.\\