Chapter 13. Making Great-Looking Worksheets
In this chapter
Changing Formatting for a Cell or Range
Designing and Formatting a Worksheet for Maximum Readability
Using Conditional Formatting to Identify Key Values
Copying Formats with the Format Painter
Saving Formats as Named Styles
Extra Credit: Redesigning a Worksheet Clarifies the Information
How Cell Formatting Works
In an Excel worksheet, what you see in a cell is not necessarily what’s stored in that cell. If you enter a formula, for example, Excel stores the formula but displays its result. When entering numbers, dates, and text, you can go as quickly as you want, without too much regard for how they’ll look in your worksheet; afterwards, use cell ...
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