Join Two or More AutoShapes to Create a Group so You Can Move Them Together - Excel Tips & Tricks at Bright Hub
In Excel, you can group AutoShapes to make it easier to move them to a new location.
Continue ReadingIn Excel, you can group AutoShapes to make it easier to move them to a new location.
Continue ReadingProblem: Your company offers a bonus pool on any day where the total sales exceed $1,000. You have invoice data by date, as shown in Fig. 1303. You …
Continue ReadingTurn your business logo into an Excel AutoShape with these easy steps.
Continue ReadingYou can customize Excel AutoShapes in many ways – rotating them is one option.
Continue ReadingProblem: You copy data from your bank’s Web page into Excel. On the Web page, the bank has little “check” icons that let you view a physical copy of …
Continue ReadingThe AutoShapes found in Microsoft Excel are more customizable than most people realize. Read on to learn how you can change the shape.
Continue ReadingPage numbers not coming out the way you like when you print a workbook with multiple sheets? Try this solution.
Continue ReadingProblem: Your data is sorted by customer in column A, as shown in Fig. 1251. You want to put each customer on a different page.
Continue ReadingWant to hide some of the data on your Excel spreadsheet to make it more visually appealing? Try this easy trick.
Continue ReadingHave a large spreadsheet with hidden columns and want to change the width of all columns without unhiding any of them? Try this trick.
Continue ReadingProblem: You have data hidden in column E, as shown in Fig. 1231. You want to quickly view data in the hidden column without actually unhiding it.
Continue ReadingProblem: You want to have a background image that can be printed. The Format – Worksheet – Background image will not print.
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