double click the line in between the columns
manually set the column widths in the columns dialog box
manually set the column widths in the columns dialog box
The row and column headings will be on the pages that you print.
The following is copied from the Help dialog box in MS Excel 2000. A search for 'name cells' or 'cell label' should get the directions that you're looking for:Name cells by using existing row and column labelsSelect the range you want to name, including the row or column labels.On the Insert menu, point to Name, and then click Create.In the Create names in box, designate the location that contains the labels by selecting the Top row, Left column, Bottom row, or Right column check box.
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If you have a list of values in one column and want values that are 1.5 higher in another you could have a formula to add them. So if you had values in column A, say in cell B2 you could add 1.5 to A2 like this, and copy it to the necessary cells: =A2 + 1.5 If you want to increase the value of the original cells, there is a special way of doing it. Type 1.5 into a cell. Select the cell. Do a copy. Select the cell you want to add 1.5 to. Go to Paste Special. In the Operation section of the dialog box pick Add. 1.5 will be added to the cell. If there is a value in the cell, it will change the value to the new one. If there is a formula in the cell, it will put +1.5 at the end of it.
In the source sheet: select the column cells with values (they must be contiguous but cells with no values are OK)In the destination sheet select the leftmost cell of the row where you want the valuesChoose the menu item: Edit>Paste specialA dialog opens in which, towards the bottom, in the Options section there is a radio button labled "Transpose" click that button so it is filledCheck if any other modifiers are to be used when pasting the valuesClick
Select a column of numeric data in a range of cells, or make sure that the active cell is in a table column containing numeric data. To sort from low numbers to high numbers, click Sort Smallest to Largest.To sort from high numbers to low numbers, click Sort Largest to Smallest.On the Data tab, in the Sort & Filter group, do one of the following:
Put the cursor on the cell with 0.001 in it. Do a copy, using the Edit menu or Ctrl-C or clicking the copy icon on the toolbar or whatever your preferred method is. Then select the cells you want to add the 0.001 to or click on the column heading if it is every cell in the entire column that you want to add to. Go to the Edit menu and select Paste Special. In the dialog box that pops up, click on the radio button beside Add in the Operation part and then click OK. 0.001 will be added to all the selected cells. If you don't see it coming up, go to the Format menu and make sure the cells are formatted to have at least 3 decimal places.
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