While composing documents in Word or Excel, we often encounter cases of blank pages or surplus pages. Although these do not affect the document, deleting these blank pages is necessary. Please follow the article below to understand how to delete blank pages in Excel.
Deleting blank or surplus pages in Excel
How to delete blank pages in Excel
This article is performed on Excel 2016, you can fully perform similarly on Excel versions 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013
Deleting blank pages in Excel is actually very simple, you just need to select the blank rows or columns, then Delete or you can also Hide them to hide those rows.
We have an example of a blank page as shown below
Step 1: Select the part of the page you want to delete, make sure to include the entire row
Step 2: Right-click and choose Delete to remove or you can also select Hide to conceal them
Step 3: You can see the result as shown below
Above is the guide on how to delete blank pages in Excel, hopefully through this article you can easily perform deleting blank pages as well as apply it to your daily study and work. Similarly, in Word, interested readers about how to delete blank pages in Word can refer to the article how to delete blank pages in Word shared on Mytour.
You'll need to know how to delete rows and columns in Excel to remove any unnecessary ones. Refer to the article How to delete rows and columns in Excel 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007, 2003 if you're unsure how to do it.