Excel

When you are working with a lot of data in an Excel spreadsheet, screen real estate becomes very important. Constantly having to scroll to see important information can get tedious, especially if the information you need to see is only a cell or two out of view. If you find that the scroll bars are […]

Excel spreadsheets are usually easy to read on a computer screen without changing too many settings. Things can get a little tricky if you have a lot of columns or rows, but it’s still typically manageable. Most of the formatting and display issues that arise come when you need to print that spreadsheet. Printed data […]

Have you ever gone to print a spreadsheet in Excel, only to have your pages broken up in weird spots, or certain rows or columns entirely excluded? In many cases this is due to an incorrectly-defined print area. If your spreadsheet has a print area that is missing some of your data or splitting it […]

When you create a new spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel, that spreadsheet will use the default page size for normal documents. This is dictated by your geographic location, and will likely be either Letter or A4. But sometimes you are going to create a spreadsheet that is quite large, and you may want to fit more […]

There are many ways that you can customize a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. From options like adding a row to the top of every page when you print to centering data within your cells, you have tons of options available to you to make your spreadsheet look how you want. But there are also ways […]

The formula bar above the cells in your Excel spreadsheet provides a convenient, centralized location for you to view and create formulas in your cells. But, depending on how you use Excel, you may not actually be using or need that space, as you are able to type formulas directly into your cells. If you […]

When you build a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel 2013, your initial concern is often with the data that you enter. It’s important that the data is correct and in an understandable state so that it can be evaluated correctly by interested parties. But sometimes you need to print that spreadsheet, and the default print settings […]

Sometimes when you have a spreadsheet that you need to print in Office 365, it might seem like the margins surrounding your data are much too large. This reduces the amount of information that you can fit on the page, and often results in creating printed documents that are much longer than they need to […]