- There are two parts on this spreadsheet
- There are two parts in this spreadsheet
Which is grammatical? And what is the preferred usage?
By parts I mean some data or information(pictures, production's name, etc.).
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- There are two parts on this spreadsheet
- There are two parts in this spreadsheet
Which is grammatical? And what is the preferred usage?
By parts I mean some data or information(pictures, production's name, etc.).
Best Answer
The two statements do not imply the same.
This refers to parts of what is on the spreadsheet, say a certain table of figures.
This refers to parts of the spreadsheet itself, perhaps sets of columns, sets of rows, or such.