Have you ever worked on a large spreadsheet where you needed to keep scrolling back up to the top of the sheet to make sure that you were looking at the right column? This can be frustrating and time-confusing, while also potentially leading to mistakes. Luckily you can fix this problem by learning how to […]

Adding text and numbers to cells in Microsoft Excel is typically as easy as clicking on a cell and typing. Things get a little more involved when you need to add a picture, or change the appearance of the text that you’ve added, but it’s still a very approachable task. But things can start to […]

Have you created a spreadsheet that contains formulas? And was everything looking how you would expect, with your formula results in their cells, but now you are seeing the formulas instead? This happens because of a setting that may have been changed inadvertently which causes Excel to display the formulas themselves, rather than their results. […]

Adding pictures to a spreadsheet can be important if you are sending a list of products to a potential customer and want them to see those products, or if you are creating a personal inventory and want a record of what the items in those inventory look like. Excel makes it easy for you to […]

There are a number of different ways that you can paste information that you have copied in Excel. You can paste data without any formatting, you can paste without borders, and you can even paste formulas that will update based on the cell you paste them into. But one of the other options you may […]

Often when you type a lot of text into a cell in Microsoft Excel 2013, all of that text isn’t going to fit into the cell. Excel will typically opt to keep the cell the same size, meaning that some of that text isn’t going to be visible. But if you need others reading the […]

Adding a line for signatures to a Microsoft Excel document can be accomplished a couple of different ways. The first option that many will use is to simply add a bunch of underscores to a cell, but this can have some unexpected results, as the underscores will move if someone types on them. Another option […]

The decimal separator is a character that indicates that the numbers to the right of that character are less than one full unit. In some places in the world, this character is a period. However, in other parts of the world, that character is a comma. If you have spent your life using a period […]