The first time you try and print a large spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel, there’s a good chance that something will go wrong. There won’t be gridlines, there may not be titles, or you might have a single column on its own page. Our tutorial below will show you how to prevent extra pages from printing … Read more
When you don’t adjust the print settings for a spreadsheet in Excel, it’s going to align to the left side of the printed page. This may not look professional to you, especially if it’s not a lot of data. Our tutorial below will show you how to center a worksheet horizontally in Excel by adjusting … Read more
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
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
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 … Read more
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 … Read more