Hide Columns or Rows in Excel – Instructions and Video Lesson

Hide Columns or Rows in Excel - Instructions: A picture of a user hiding selected columns in an Excel workbook.
Hide Columns or Rows in Excel: Overview             You can hide columns or rows in Excel that contain sensitive data. You can do this to hide data you need for formulas but don’t want to show in a worksheet, like salary information, for example. Hiding a column or row conceals its display, but still uses
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Resize Columns and Rows in Excel – Instructions and Video Lesson

Resize Columns and Rows in Excel - Instructions and Video Lesson: A picture of a user resizing selected columns in an Excel workbook.
Resize Columns and Rows in Excel: Overview             There are many ways to resize columns and rows in Excel. You can adjust the width of columns to correct the display of longer cell entries. You can also adjust row height to accommodate larger fonts. To resize columns and rows in Excel, you must first select
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Make Columns in Publisher – Instructions

Make Columns in Publisher - Instructions: A picture of the “Grid Guides” tab in the “Layout Guides” dialog box in Publisher.
Make Columns in Publisher: Overview             You can make columns in Publisher to aid in the layout of a publication page. You can then add text boxes over the column guides you create in the page to produce newsletter-style layouts. When you make columns in Publisher, you can also add rows to a publication page.
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Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel – Instructions

Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel - Instructions: A picture of the “Top 10 AutoFilter” dialog box in Excel.
Use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel: Overview             You can use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel to show a specified number of the top or bottom percent or items in a field within the table. When you use a Top 10 AutoFilter in Excel, it defaults to showing the top 10 percent of
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Using Flash Fill in Microsoft Excel 2013

Click here for the complete Excel training             Starting in Excel 2013, you can use the “Flash Fill” feature to automatically fill-in values within a column with information entered into an adjacent column. This feature is most useful when dealing with data that has a consistent data entry pattern in
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