You can do it through the Page Setup when a spreadsheet is being prepared to be printed. Go to the File menu and then Page Setup. You can the set a custom header or footer and insert things like the date, the name of the worksheet and the page number. They will then appear on pages you print. They don't show in the spreadsheet itself as it is made of worksheets and not pages.
You need to download Excel or Word Add-ins from the Add-Ins page in Quality Center...then you will get an option in Excel-->Tools-->Export to Quality Center
To prevent anyone from seeing or changing formulas, as well as being able to use the spreadsheet without needing Excel. A compiler can collect all source files for the spreadsheet, add a run-time engine, and package the files for distribution.
The auto sum button in excel could be used for any job where people use excel spreadsheets. Teachers can use it for calculating grades, Accountants use it, a payroll person could use it, a benefits person, managers, and anyone else who might use a spreadsheet. It is one of the most used formulas which is why the auto sum button was created, to make it easier for anyone who uses spreadsheets to add the information together.
Press Alt-Enter while in the formula editing window at the top of the page to add an addtional line within a cell.
In Excel, the text and graphics that print at the bottom of each page are known as "footers." Footers can include information such as page numbers, the date, or any custom text or images you wish to add. You can customize footers through the "Page Layout" or "Header & Footer" tools, allowing for consistent information across multiple pages in your printed document.
Go to Page Setup and click on the Header/Footer tab. Add whatever text and special options you like to the footer and click OK.
It probably depends on what version of Excel you are using, but on my Mac, I would go to the Layout tab and select Header & Footer under Page Setup. Then I could add things on the resultant window.
To enable JavaScript for importing web page material into Excel, ensure that your web browser has JavaScript enabled in its settings, as it's usually enabled by default. In Excel, you can use the "Get Data" feature under the "Data" tab, selecting "From Web" to enter the URL of the web page. Excel will fetch the data, and you can then choose the desired tables or data elements to import into your spreadsheet. If you're using a specific web scraping tool or add-in, make sure it supports JavaScript-rendered content.
Sheets are like pieces of paper, you add a sheet to add another page to your document. You can also rename them, change colors by right clicking on the work SHEET. To add more sheets, click on the tab next to the sheets that has a paper with a flower on it.
1 spreadsheet adds to 15 dollars
You can add another page by inserting a page break.
You do not add more grid lines, they are present for all displayed cells. But, you can turn the grid lines on or off. In Excel 2007, go to the Page Layout tab in the Sheet Options and turn the grid lines on or off by checking or unchecking the box in front of View (under Grid Lines).