excel 2010

Have you ever printed a spreadsheet in Excel and it was aligned at the left side of the sheet? In some cases this is perfectly fine, but in other situations this could look bad or unprofessional. Fortunately Excel 2010 has a number of different ways that you can customize the appearance of your printed spreadsheets, […]

If you have used Excel for a while, then you have probably acclimated yourself to the visual appearance of the program. But the colors of the application might be wearing on your, leaving you looking for something different to spice up your daily activity in your spreadsheets. One simple change that you can apply is […]

Excel spreadsheets are notoriously difficult to print. The default print settings don’t include gridlines, won’t repeat titles or headers on each page, and are not at all optimized to fit your data into the constraints of your paper size. Our Excel printing guide can show you how to fix a lot of these issues, and […]

Learning how to insert a picture into a spreadsheet in Excel 2010 is useful when you encounter a situation that calls for more than just data in your cells. Adding pictures to your cells is common for businesses that need to supply customers with product information, or even in personal situations where you might be organizing […]

I often find that I need to lock a picture to a cell in Excel 2010 when I am creating product spreadsheets for customers that require images as part of that data. The default behavior when you insert a picture in Excel is a little unusual if you are accustomed to working with pictures in […]

Many Excel users typically only work with one worksheet in a workbook, but there is a lot that you can accomplish when you start leveraging the relationship that can exist between multiple worksheets within a single workbook. Often this will require you to insert a new worksheet in Excel so that you can include additional […]