Puzzle with Precedents. What is the hidden word?

Tracing precedents and dependents need not be all hard work.
They can be used to create some puzzles.

A word is hidden in this spreadsheet. It has something to do with UK's election.
(This spreadsheet has no macros.)

Precedent Hidden Word



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