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The column width command adjusts the width of a column or selected range of columns.
The active cell reference or name of a selected range. As you select cells, it indicates the amount of rows and columns being selected.
A named range in Excel begins with a letter. A range can be something like A1 to A25. The letters are across the top of the page and are columns. The numbers are on the left and identify lines.
Sub Clear_Columns()'' Select columns from which to clear contents of all cells in the columnsRange("A:A,E:E,F:F,J:J,N:N,Z:Z").Select' Clear contents of all columns in selected rangeSelection.ClearContents' Return cursor to cell A1 (optional)Range("A1").SelectEnd Sub
If you have a range of cells selected which includes more than column, it copies what is in the first column to the right. So whatever is in the first cell on each row in the area selected, is copied across that row within the area selected.
The text must be in the left hand cell. Select the range then 'merge and centre'. This can be achieved using the merge and centre tool from the toolbar/ribbon or from the format cells menu. Al
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similarities across a range of groups
F11 is the keyboard shortcut for creating a chart from the selected cell range
Excel will attempt to sum cells by selecting nearby cells which it presumes are the ones to be selected and summed. Usually this will be the cells above. If you select a range of cells and then click the Autosum button it will use the selected cells and sum them, putting the total at the bottom of the column, or it can do it for several columns, giving a total for each.
collection of adjacent cells, rows, or columns
=SUM(range) or=SUBTOTAL(9,range)