# Step 2 — Explore Your Worksheet

Once your personal copy is open in Google Sheets, take a few minutes to explore the tabs and structure before entering information.

### Key things to know

* navigation tabs appear at the bottom of the screen
* begin with the tab titled **Enter Master Data**
* use the pull-down menus where provided

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Do not edit the text in Column A or Column B on the worksheet tabs. These columns contain the core structure and formulas. You are free to write notes in columns to the right of Column B.
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### Navigating on a mobile device

* the navigation tabs may disappear when you scroll down
* if menus vanish, tap the small tick symbol at the top-left to restore editing view

### Understanding the worksheet scope

The worksheet has been expanded to include concepts from the original hallmarks of cancer work and later pathway-based thinking, so it may feel bigger than expected at first glance.

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This information is for education only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please speak with a qualified clinician before making changes to care, medication, or supplement use.
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