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∙ 11y agoNormally it would be headings for the values in the columns below each cell in the row.
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∙ 11y agoFirst, select the cells. Then press Ctrl - 1 to open the Format Cell dialog box. On the Fill tab or Patterns tab, depending on the version of Excel you have, you can choose to colour the cells.
First select the cells you want to Merge and Center. Then there are two ways. You can go to Format Cells and then Alignment and the option is there. You can also do it by clicking on the icon on the Formatting toolbar.
You can use the Format menu and pick Cells and then choose the text format. Another thing you can do is to type a single quote in first and then the number, and it will be treated as text, like this: '100
You can do it in a few ways. First of all you always need to select the cells you are formatting. Press Ctrl - 1 to open the Format Cells dialog box. From there you can pick a wide variety of formatting to apply. You can also use conditional formatting to format cells based on conditions. Formatting can also be pasted from cells that have already formatted using the Format Painter.
First select the cells you want to Merge and Center. Then there are two ways. You can go to Format Cells and then Alignment and the option is there. You can also do it by clicking on the icon on the Formatting toolbar.
Yes, but you will have to format the cell to Text first.
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Yes. It is possible to create custom formats for things like dates, currencies and numbers etc. Type in some values you want to format first. Then go to the Format menu, click Cells, and you will be given a menu with various formats, the last of which is Custom. Often it is best to pick one of the existing formats first and then customise after that by going in to format again.
You may be referring to the format painter button, which has a little paintbrush on it. What it does is take the formatting from one cell or a set of cells, and applies it to other cells. So if you do something like put a number into a cell, bold it, colour the cell red, format the number to 2 decimal places and change the font size, that cell will have that formatting. To do the same for other cells may take some time. So what you can do is first select that cell and click on the format painter button. Then you would select a range of cells that you want to apply that formatting to. It will immediately format all the cells to be the same as the original one. It won't change any numbers or formulas in those cells, just change the formatting. So it is painting the formatting of one cell onto other cells.
They are the first three cells (from the top) in the seventeenth column.
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