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Modifying
Columns,
Rows and
Cells
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Introduction
When you open a new blank workbook, the
cells are set to a default size. You have
the ability to modify cells, as well as to
insert and delete columns, rows, and
cells as needed.
In this lesson, you will learn how to change
row height and column width, insert
and delete rows and columns, wrap
text in a cell, and merge cells.
Introduction
By default, every row and column of a new
workbook is set to the same height and
width.
Excel allows you to modify column width
and row height in different ways.
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To
insert
rows
and
columns
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To insert rows
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To insert rows
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To insert rows
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To insert rows
When inserting new rows, columns, or cells,
you will see the Insert Options button by
the inserted cells.
This button allows you to choose how Excel
formats them. By default, Excel formats
inserted rows with the same formatting
as the cells in the row above them.
To access more options, hover your mouse
over the Insert Options button and click
the drop-down arrow that appears.
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To insert rows
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To insert columns
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To insert columns
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To insert columns
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To insert columns
By default, Excel formats inserted columns
with the same formatting as the column
to the left of them. To access more
options, hover your mouse over the
Insert Options button and click the dropdown arrow that appears.
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To
delete
rows
and
columns
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To delete rows
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To delete rows
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To delete rows
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To delete columns
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To delete columns
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To delete columns
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Wrapping
text and
merging
cells
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To wrap text
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To wrap text
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To wrap text
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To merge cells
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To merge cells
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To merge cells
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