The steps in this article are going to show you how to make negative numbers red in Excel. We are going to format cells with the “Number” format, then adjust a setting within that formatting option. Open your file in Excel. Select the cells for which you wish to make the negative numbers red. Right-click… Continue Reading How to Make Negative Numbers Red in Excel 2013
When you create a new, blank spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel, and you are using the default settings, you see gridlines that indicate the size of your individual cells. These are effective when you are looking at that sheet on your computer screen, and when you haven’t made any formatting changes. But as more and more… Continue Reading How to Add Cell Borders in Excel for Office 365
It’s common for someone creating a spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel to want to to draw attention to specific bits of data. One way that this is often accomplished is by highlighting a cell, column, or row with a different color. This catches the reader’s eye, and usually indicates that something in that row requires attention.… Continue Reading How to Remove All Row Shading in Excel for Office 365
Once you’ve finished adding the data to your spreadsheet, your attention typically turns to make sure that the data is presented in a way that is easy for your readers. Whether this involves changing the font, making the columns and rows bigger, or adjusting print settings, there are a number of different actions that you… Continue Reading How to Make an Entire Row Yellow in Excel for Office 365
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… Continue Reading How to Add a Dollar Sign in Excel for Office 365
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… Continue Reading How to Use Narrow Margins in Excel for Office 365