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A row is a horizontal arrangement of cells. Each row is numbered. Often headings are put in rows, so there is one at the top of different columns. In this way a row can be used a a heading row or a title row. In the same way, a heading for each row can be put along a column, indicating what is in it.
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∙ 11y agoFor several (rather obvious) reasons
- To make the data more readable by adding titles
- To make data more variable by having 2 dimensional data
- To give more area for laying out the spreadsheet
- Mostly because it would be incredibly limiting to have just one column for data, labels, etc
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∙ 11y agoIt's for work to be presentable,neat and clear.
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What is Microsoft excel windows?
it is a spread sheet application arranged in rows and columns
What removes cells rows and columns from a spread sheet in Excel?
The Delete command.
Shall we extend the number of columns in a Microsoft Excel work sheet?
Can not be done. Your version of Excel has a fixed maximum number of columns available. However, if you just want to include more available columns in an existing worksheet, just insert columns, as needed.
How many columns in 2003 and 2007?
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What is the size of an Excel sheet?
The max columns on an excel 2007 sheet are 16k. The max rows are 1M. In excel 2003 the max columns are 256 and max rows of 64k.
What is the purpose of the cell cursor in an excel sheet?
to select cells
What Are the Intersecting structures of an Excel worksheet called?
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How many collum are there in a sheet?
The number of columns on an Microsoft Excel Sheet varies depending on the version of operating software. For the 2007 and 2010 versions the number of columns available is 16,384 while other versions only 256.
How many lines in an Excel sheet?
Are you talking about No. of rows in a Excel sheet? If Yes then you can see it yourself by following command: Ctrl+Down Arrow - display total no. of rows. Ctrl+Forward Arrow - display total no. of columns.
What are Rows and Columns in Microsoft Excel?
They are what they say. A row is a line of cells horizontally and a column is a vertical row of cells.
Number of rows in Microsoft Excel 2003?
There are 256 Columns and 65536 Rows in Excel 2003.
How many rows and columns in Excel 2000?
In Excel 97 there were 256 columns and 65536 rows.
