All articles tagged: workbook

Moving an embedded chart onto its own chart sheet in Excel 2007

Although Excel automatically embeds all new charts on the same worksheet as the data they graph (unless you create using the F11 trick), you may find it easier to customize and work with it if you move the chart to its own chart sheet in the workbook.

Moving a pivot chart to its own sheet in Excel 2007

Although Excel automatically creates all new pivot charts on the same worksheet as the pivot table, you may find it easier to customize and work with itif you move the chart to its own chart sheet in the workbook.

How to Produce a Pivot Table in Excel 2007

Creating a pivot table has never been as easy as it is in Excel 2007: simply open the worksheet that contains the data list you want summarized by the pivot table, position the cell cursor somewhere in the cells of this list, and then click the Pivot Table command button on the Ribbon's Insert tab or press Alt+NVT.

Move or Copy Excel Sheets to other Workbooks in Excel 2007

In some situations, you need to move a particular worksheet or copy it from one workbook to another.

How to Lock Entire Workbooks in Excel 2007

Locking workbooks in Excel is a great way to prevent yourself of breaking the whole thing when you are not suppose to touch it. Protect yourself from such actions by locking the whole thing.

Protect an Excel Sheet by Locking the Entire Sheet in Excel 2007

After you more or less finalize a worksheet by checking out its formulas and proofing its text, you often want to guard against any unplanned changes byprotecting the document.

Creating a custom header or footer in Excel 2007

Most of the time, the stock headers and footers available on the Header buttons and Footer buttons drop-down menus are sufficient for your report printing needs.

Copying custom styles from one workbook into another in Excel 2007

Excel makes it easy to copy custom cell styles that you've saved as part one workbook into the workbook you're currently working on. To copy custom styles from workbook to another, follow these steps:

Creating custom lists for AutoFill in Excel 2007

In addition to varying the increment in a series created with AutoFill, you can also create your own custom series. For example, say your company has offices in the following locations and you get tired of typing out the sequence in each new spreadsheet that requires them.

Keyboard shortcuts for moving the cell cursor in Excel 2007

Excel offers a wide variety of keystrokes for moving the cell cursor to a new cell. When you use one of these keystrokes, the program automatically scrolls a new part of the worksheet into view, if this is required to move the cell pointer.

Hiding comments in Word 2007

There are various ways to hide comments that are made in your document. These tricks don't delete the comments. Instead, just like a good wrinkle cream, you can cover up the comments temporarily.

Copying Cell Format From One Cell to Another in Excel 2007

The quickest way to copy the formats from one cell to another cell or range is to use the Format Painter button in the Ribbon's Home tab.

Comparing Two Workbooks Side by Side in Excel 2007

Sometimes you have two versions of a workbook, and you want to compare the differences in the data visually. Excel provides a convenient feature that allows you to compare two documents side by side.

Excel 2007: Closing a Workbook

If you're no longer working with a excel workbook, you may want to close the excel workbook so that you can work on other documents without distraction. Closing unneeded excel workbooks also frees memory and minimizes potential screen clutter.