Learn how to adjust the settings and make changes to the spreadsheets that you are editing in Microsoft Excel 2010.
Excel files are great for comparing and organizing data, but you may encounter situations where someone you are working with either requests a PDF file, or your workflow dictates that a PDF file is more useful. There are thrid-party applications that can generate and convert Excel files to the PDF file format, but Excel 2010 … Read more
Many people who need to create a document with a table will choose to use Microsoft Word. The reasoning is simple; if you have some data that belongs in a table and some data that doesn’t, it is simpler to insert a table in Word than it is to merge and resize cells in Excel. … Read more
A header is a very important part of a spreadsheet because it allows you to put important information at the top of the page without adjusting the cells. The header is also displayed on every page, which helps to organize the individual sheets of a multi-page document. But if you haven’t created a header in … Read more
An Excel spreadsheet that is printed with the default settings can be a bit of a nightmare to use. It is probably lacking gridlines, might have some unfortunate clipping that leads to disconnected cells, and becomes very difficult to read once you get to the second page. While there are several ways that you can … Read more