Learn how to adjust the settings and make changes to the spreadsheets that you are editing in Microsoft Excel 2010.
Creating a spreadsheet in Excel 2010 is much simpler when it is going to be viewed by others on their computers. But you often need to print spreadsheets, which brings its’ own set of problems. Aside from the difficulties that arise with columns that print on multiple pages, spreadsheets that print without gridlines, and confusion … Read more
If you are working on a spreadsheet with a lot of rows that contain different information, it can make it easier to read if you change the height of a few rows. But if you want to keep things uniform, especially on a spreadsheet that is being printed, some data can get overlooked if it … Read more
Occasionally you will need to put a lot of data into a single cell in Excel. You may already know how to manually adjust the size of a cell to make that text visible, but this may not be the ideal solution for every situation. Excel has a “Wrap Text” feature that you can use … Read more
Last updated: November 7, 2019 By learning how to adjust your column order in Excel you can quickly resolve issues that might make it more difficult for people to understand the data in your spreadsheet. Excel’s ability to let you interact with entire columns of data at one time can help immensely when you are … Read more
Last updated: December 21, 2016 You may have used formulas in Excel 2010 to find things like the sum of a range of cells, but Excel is capable of some other mathematical operations as well. For example, it can find the average of a range of cells using a formula found within the program. This … Read more
We have previously written about saving a single Excel 2010 file so that it can be opened in Excel 2003 in this article, but that solution might not ideal for people that constantly need to save in that file format. For these individuals, a better solution would be to save to the xls file format … Read more
The default file format in Excel 2010 is .xlsx, and the default file format in Excel 2003 in .xls. While they may seem similar, this difference is problematic when you create a file in Excel 2010 and someone using Excel 2003 tries to open it. Excel 2003 cannot open .xlsx files, which means that the … Read more
There are a lot of ways to customize the appearance of a worksheet in Excel 2010, and many of them are more useful to some people than others. For example, there are several different worksheet views that can be used, some of which are more helpful in certain situations than others. You can return to … Read more
Microsoft Office programs like Word, Excel and Powerpoint generally work pretty well together. But sometimes there is a hidden feature that allows them to work even better. For example, it is common to include data from Excel in a Powerpoint presentation. But there is always the risk that you might accidentally change data in the … Read more
If you frequently interact with Excel documents created by other people, especially people that spend a lot of their day customizing and creating spreadsheets, then you have probably seen a lot of cool effects and edits that help the spreadsheet look more professional. One way that this can be accomplished is by adding a picture … Read more