When you print a large spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2013, the default behavior is for the data to print down, then over. This means that the columns that are further to the right will print after the bottom row of the leftmost column. Unfortunately your spreadsheet may have been designed in such a way that […]

There are many ways that you can format a printed spreadsheet so that it is easier to read on paper. Our Excel print guide offers many of these solutions, but one of the more commonly used print adjustments involves print the first row of your spreadsheet at the top of every page. If you have […]

Keeping track of which data goes in which columns is often a problem for people reading printed Excel spreadsheets. The columns can start to look the same the further you go down the page, and it can become simple to confuse things. One way to resolve this is to include headings at the top and […]

Thee gray bar below your spreadsheet in Excel 2013 is where you can find the worksheet tabs for your workbook. It’s also where the horizontal scroll bar is located, which allows you to navigate to the left or right on your spreadsheet so that you can see cells which aren’t currently visible. But that horizontal […]

On a new installation of Microsoft Excel 2013, new workbooks that you create will use the Normal view. This allows you to see a lot of your spreadsheet as once, while making the cells large enough that you can easily read the information that they contain. But printing in Excel 2013 is often a chore, […]

Formulas are an important part of many Excel spreadsheets, and are one of the main reasons that it can be such a helpful tool in a wide range of projects. Excel supports a lot of different formulas, many of which have their own special formats. In order to help with your usage of the program, […]

The row of buttons and tabs at the top of your Excel window is called the ribbon, and it offers an efficient way for you to find almost all of the settings and tools that you will need when working with your spreadsheets. But, depending upon how you use the application, and the other programs […]

Whenever you create a new workbook in Microsoft Excel, there are certain default settings that are applied to that workbook. Some of these default settings can be adjusted, including the one that determines the size of the font that is used when you type information into your cells. So if you find that the current […]

A file in Microsoft Excel is called a workbook, and that workbook can include a number of different spreadsheets called worksheets. Organizing large amounts of data into multiple worksheets affords you a number options for analyzing your data, and you may have found that you are often adding more worksheets every time you start a […]

The strikethrough effect is a helpful thing to use when you are creating documents. It provides you with a way to visually delete or mark information as something that is not important, but it allows you to keep it around so that readers can still see it, or in case you decide later that you […]