Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
Ctrl and the Spacebar.
You can add an entire column by using =sum(a:a) for example, which would sum all amounts in column A. Also, holding down the Alt key while hitting the equal sign right below a column of numbers will sum that column
Click on the letter at the top of a column or put the cursor in any cell in the column and press and hold the Ctrl key and then press the space bar.
No. Insert a blank column where you want the old column to be (otherwise you will overweight existing data) Highlight the entire column to be moved, then right click and choose cut. Click on the new blank column and then right click and choose paste.
You cannot format an entire column at once
The 4 words in the lower left hand corner, next to the check, below where you type, is where you will find the button.
Assuming you're using Microsoft Excel, select the entire column by clicking and dragging with the mouse, then press the AutoSum button (looks like Σ).
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Select only the column you want to hide. All of the other columns will be visible. Your question is not clear, so if you mean how do you hide a part of a column and not the entire column, then just change the font color to white in the range you want to hide.
Click on the row or column header you want to delete. Then right click and pick Delete.
Shift - Spacebar selects the current row. Ctrl - Spacebar selects the current column. As a way of remembering which is which, think of C for column and Ctrl. Note that if more than one cell is selected when using these commands the rows or columns of the selected cells will be selected, not just the ones relating to the active cell. This also means that if you do one after the other, in any order, the entire worksheet will be selected.
Just click the column header (where the column letter is).
Click on the letter at the top of the column; that will select the entire column.