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In this lesson, we explore essential techniques for organizing worksheets and managing window displays in Microsoft Excel 2003. Learn how to magnify and shrink worksheets on-screen for better visibility, hide rows and columns to streamline your workspace, and freeze panes to keep headers visible while scrolling. We will also discuss managing individual worksheets within a workbook, moving between them, adding and deleting sheets, and sorting and filtering your data effectively. Enhance your Excel productivity with these practical tips!
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Microsoft Office Excel 2003Lesson 5 Organizing Worksheets and Window Display Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Magnifying and Shrinking a Worksheet On-Screen Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Hiding Rows and Columns • Why would you want to hide a row or column? Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Hiding Rows and Columns Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Freezing Rows and Columns • Why would you want to freeze something? Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Freezing Rows and Columns Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Managing Worksheets • Remember that each Excel workbook is made up of individual worksheets. Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Moving Between Worksheets Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Adding and Deleting Worksheets in a Workbook Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Moving and Copying Worksheets Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Sorting Data Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Sorting Data Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Filtering Data • Why would you want to filter your data? Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display
Filtering Data Lesson 5: Organizing Worksheets and Window Display