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- Basic printing (8)
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Excel | Formatting worksheets exercise | Formatting in Excel - INterviews
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| Software ==> | Excel (151 exercises) |
| Version ==> | Excel 2016 and later |
| Topic ==> | Formatting worksheets (9 exercises) |
| Level ==> | Relatively easy |
| Subject ==> | Excel training |
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Open the workbook contained in the folder shown above.
Make the following formatting changes:
- Press CTRL + A to select the whole table and add borderlines
- Select just the titles on row 1 and add shading as shown below:
The worksheet before the borderlines and shading are added
Looking better already!
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Change the column width of column F and centre everything in this column
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Select all of column E (click on the column letter) and add wordwrap so that you can see all the longer text entries in this column
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Make column D wide enough to fit the longest text (double-click the column width icon on the line to the right of column D)
Columns D, E and F should now look much better:
You can now see all the text in columns D and E
- Insert 3 new rows at the top of the worksheet and add the title shown below
- Change the font, colour and size of the title and add underlining
Feel free to choose a more exciting font and colour!
- Change the colour and font size of all the titles on row 4 to enhance them so that your worksheet now looks something like this:
Much better than the original plain worksheet!
Use File Save As... to save the workbook with the new name:
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