One of the problems you are likely to encounter, especially if you often work with large spreadsheets, is that reading the data can be a rather long and tedious job. One solid solution is to change the color of every other row to make the tables more readable. There is a special option for this […]Read More
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When you copy a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet from one document to another, or when you load an Excel file that was not created in the same version of Excel as the version you’re using to run the file, the formatting of the spreadsheet can get messed up. The text in the table may be in […]Read More
Microsoft Excel has an option that allows you to group rows and columns. When you group rows or columns, you will be able to collapse them so that the grouped elements are not visible, thus making the table clearer and easier to navigate. Watch our video tutorial where we show you how to group rows […]Read More
If you created a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel, adjusted the fields neatly, formatted the columns and entered the data, and then concluded that the spreadsheet would look better if the rows and columns were reversed, we have good news for you. You don’t have to delete the whole table and redo it because there is […]Read More
When working with large tables in Google Sheets, the entire table is never visible. In this case, it would be convenient for the row in which it says what each column represents is always visible for easier navigation. To achieve this we need to freeze the row. When we freeze a row, that row will […]Read More