How to Write Vertically in Excel
Sometimes, you may need to write or type vertically in Excel to fit data within narrow columns, organize data, or enhance the visual layout. For
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Sometimes, you may need to write or type vertically in Excel to fit data within narrow columns, organize data, or enhance the visual layout. For
When working with dates in Excel, you may need to add months to a particular date to calculate a future date. For example, as a
You can apply the strikethrough formatting to cells in an Excel dataset to indicate completed tasks, outdated information, etc. For example, in the dataset below
Sometimes when you receive a dataset with duplicates you may need to group the duplicates so you can easily identify them and decide to remove
Sometimes you may need to delete multiple sheets in your workbook. For example, you may want to delete empty sheets or worksheets with outdated information.
Excel has three built-in workbook view options: Normal View, Page Break Preview, and Page Layout View. You can find these options on the Workbook Views