Applying a formatting change to unformatted data in Microsoft Excel can be pretty straightforward. You simply select whatever text, number, or object you want to format, then you find the appropriate button or menu. But if you want to change something that is already formatted, such as if you want to remove an existing fill … Read more
There are several document elements that you can use in multiple Microsoft Office products, and one of those elements is the text box. You can insert a text box independently of the other information in your Excel spreadsheet, which allows it to be used in a manner that does not affect the data that has … Read more
While there are a number of techniques that you can use to organize large amounts of data, such as giving a sheet tab a more descriptive name, or color coding rows or columns inside a worksheet, you can employ title rows and create row and column headings to make cells easier to identify. Excel 2010 … Read more
The gridlines that separate your cells in a Microsoft Excel 2010 spreadsheet are helpful for keeping cells visually distinct from one another. So when those gridlines are not visible, the data in your cells can seem very haphazard. If you are working with a spreadsheet in Excel 2010 and the gridlines have been hidden, then … Read more
Excel is a great option for storing information about products that your company sells. But you may run into a problem where you need to learn how to format UPC codes in Excel, as it will commonly convert them so that they display as scientific notation. The data is still stored correctly in Excel, but … Read more
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