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This document provides an overview of how to change the appearance of worksheets in Excel, including modifying column widths and row heights, inserting and deleting columns/rows/cells, hiding and unhiding rows and columns, setting vertical text alignment and rotating text, finding and replacing data and formatting, utilizing AutoCorrect, searching Help, and using Excel's proofing tools like Spell Check, Research, Thesaurus, and Translation. The lesson objectives are to learn how to perform these appearance-changing tasks and effectively use Excel's tools.
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Lesson 5
- 1. Lesson 5: Changing the Appearance of Worksheets Return to the FastCourse Excel 2007 Level 1 book page
- 2. Lesson Objectives After studying this lesson, you will be able to: Modify column width and row height Insert and delete columns, rows, and cells Hide and unhide rows and columns Set the vertical alignment and rotate the text Find data in a worksheet and replace both data and formatting Effectively utilize AutoCorrect Search Help to learn how to complete a task Work with Excel tools: Spelling, Research, Thesaurus, and Translation 2
- 3. Modifying Columns and Rows Resizing widths and heights Using AutoFit Insert and delete rows, columns, and cells Hiding and unhiding Vertical alignment Text rotation 3
- 4. Changing Widths & Heights Set a precise width or height Manually drag/visually adjust Use AutoFit The width of column A is being manually resized by dragging with a double-arrow 4
- 5. AutoFit Entries Quickly and easily adjust the width or height to fit the widest entry in a column or the tallest entry in a row Double-click when you see the double-arrow between two column headers You can AutoFit more than one row or column at a time by selecting multiple rows or columns. 5
- 6. Insert and Delete Columns and Rows Insert and delete columns, rows, and cells as needed The ability to insert and delete will come in handy when you want to restructure your worksheet after it has been created 6
- 7. Inserting and Deleting Cells Add or remove a “chunk” or range of cells from your worksheet May cause problems because it alters the structure of your entire worksheet Use cautiously! Choose how to shift the cells 7
- 8. Hiding Columns and Rows Hidden rows/columns do not show or print Still part of the worksheet Values and formulas referenced by formulas in visible rows/columns Draw attention to other parts of the worksheet Must issue an Unhide command to make them visible once again Notice that row 1 and column F are hidden 8
- 9. Vertical Alignment Sets how cell contents line up vertically in a cell Top Middle Bottom Vertical alignment buttons are in the Alignment group (Home tab) 9
- 10. Text Rotation Change the angle at which text is displayed in a cell To specify a rotation not on the list, choose Format Cell Alignment to open the Format Cells dialog box. 10
- 11. Find and Replace Search for a particular word, number, cell reference, formula, or format Replace allows you to you to find an item and replace it with a specified item 11
- 12. AutoCorrect Useful for replacing abbreviations with a full phrase of up to 255 characters Automatically corrects common misspellings and typographical errors Automatically capitalizes the first letter of a day if you type it in lowercase Fixes words that have two initial capital letters by switching the second letter to lowercase 12
- 13. Finding Help Three methods by which to navigate help: Question Box Browse Topics Table of Contents The Browse Help categories 13
- 14. Excel’s Proofing Tools Powerful proofing tools to aid in your work! Spell Check Research Thesaurus Translation 14
- 15. Lesson 5: Changing the Appearance of Worksheets Return to the FastCourse Excel 2007 Level 1 book page