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To make Excel tables easier to read, double-click on cells to adjust the size without having to drag and find the ideal fit
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, hide and show columns and rows
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, wrap text
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, and freeze panes.
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To make the tables look good, use built-in table styles
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, change the workbook theme
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, edit the workbook theme color
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, and clear the style from a table.
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Additionally, use Sparklines, People Graph, Slicer, Format Paint, Context menu, and Table View to format tables data in Microsoft Excel.
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Two-Click Fix to Get the Perfect Fit. Many times, our text doesn’t fit perfectly in Excel cells. To adjust the size without having to drag and find the ideal fit, a double-click can take care of it for you.
Play Hide and Seek in Excel. Hiding and showing columns and rows can be very helpful when, for example, you want to hide parts of your spreadsheet that are distracting, or if you want to hide them temporarily.
Wrap Your Text. When you insert a long URL or a large amount of text into your workbook, you’ll notice that the cell doesn’t automatically resize to fit your text–and you might not want it to.
Learn How to Make Your Excel Sheets Say Brrr. Freezing your panes can be a great way to lock a view of a column or row that you want to see while scrolling through any cell in the workbook.
6 Ways to Make Your Excel Spreadsheet Easier to Read
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On the Home tab, click Format as Table . Click the table style that you want to use. Notes: Auto Preview - Excel will automatically format your data range or table …
Format an Excel table - Microsoft Support
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Microsoft Excel allows users to format tables to plot data points in an organized manner as graphs or other visual tools. This post provides five tips to help users format tables data in Microsoft Excel, such as using Sparklines, People Graph, Slicer, Format Paint, Context menu, and Table View. These tips will help users create an interesting and visually appealing table in Microsoft Excel.
5 Best Ways to Format Tables Data in Microsoft Excel
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