Learning new Microsoft Office tricks in "just a minute"
The normal default behavior in an Excel spreadsheet is to see all the gridlines that separate the rows and columns and define all the individual cells. But there are times where you might want a cleaner appearance, and it would be beneficial to see those lines go away. This is how you do that…
You know how sometimes when you’re in an Excel spreadsheet, you can scroll up and down the rows, but the first row of Header columns stays fixed? Here’s how you do that…
A hyperlink can be so much more, and Excel makes it easy for you to explore the possibilities.
How to easily paste an active hyperlink into Excel…
Two Excel keyboard shortcuts that makes selecting data a lot easier…
I was unaware of these two keyboard shortcuts that make selecting entire rows and columns in Excel a piece of cake.
Here’s how to easily delete multiple blank lines and rows in an Excel spreadsheet.
The Recent Files list is a great way to get back to your most important files more quickly.
You can filter your Excel spreadsheet by the colors in the cells.
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