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This article provides detailed guidance on managing cells, columns, and rows in Excel spreadsheets.
1. Adjusting the Width of Columns, Rows, and Cells in Excel 2013.
1.1 Resizing a Row or Column:
- Click and hold the left mouse button on the column header, then drag the mouse to resize:
- Once you have dragged, the width of the column will be adjusted:
- Similarly, to adjust the width of a row, click on the horizontal part of the row, then drag the mouse to resize:
1.2 Resizing Multiple Rows or Columns:
- Adjusting the width of multiple columns: Select the columns you want to resize -> go to the Home tab -> under Cells -> Format -> Column width:
- The Column width dialog box appears, enter the width of the column in the Column width section -> OK:
- The resulting width of the column has been adjusted:
- Similarly, to adjust the height of a row, select Home -> under Cells -> Format -> Row Height.
2. Insert Additional Cells, Columns, and Rows in Excel 2013.
2.1 Inserting Extra Cells in the Spreadsheet:
- Click on a cell to determine the position where you want to insert a cell -> Home -> Cells -> Insert -> Insert Cells…
- The cell has been inserted into the spreadsheet and usually inserted above the initially selected cell.
2.2 Insert Additional Columns into the Spreadsheet.
- Select a column to determine the position where you want to insert a column -> Home -> Cells -> Insert -> Insert Sheet Columns
- After selecting, the new column is inserted to the left of the initially selected column:
2.3 Insert Additional Rows into the Spreadsheet.
- Similar to inserting additional columns: Click on a row to determine the position where you want to insert a row -> Home -> Cells -> Insert -> Insert Sheet Rows
- The new row is inserted above the initially selected row:
3. Deleting Columns and Rows in Excel 2013.
- To delete a column, choose the column you want to delete -> Home -> Cells -> Delete -> Delete Sheet Columns:
- Similarly, to delete a row, click Delete Sheet Rows, to delete a cell, select Delete Rows.
In addition to the above method, you can also utilize additional features by right-clicking on the cell, column, or row object on the spreadsheet:
Here is the detailed guide on how to handle cells, columns, and rows in Excel 2013.
Wishing you all success!
