How to Create and Work with Initialization Cells

John Fultz

Using initialization cells, you can specify which input cells of a notebook should be evaluated first. This ensures that your code is evaluated in the correct order, such as defining functions before evaluating cells that use those definitions. Learn more in this "How to" screencast.

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